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Plitvice Lakes National Park covers about 297 km² of karst forest in central Croatia, founded in 1949 and a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1979. Sixteen lakes descend in a chain of Upper and Lower Lakes, separated by travertine barriers and waterfalls; wooden boardwalks and trails follow the water, with an electric boat across Lake Kozjak and park trains.
The Caves of Barać are a group of karst caves near Nova Kršlja in the municipality of Rakovica, first opened to visitors in 1892 and later abandoned. The Upper Cave reopened in 2004 for guided tours past stalactites and stalagmites; it is a habitat of horseshoe bats, and Neanderthal stone tools and cave bear remains have been found here.
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