Gökgöl Cave Has Reopened to Visitors.
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The 350-million-year-old natural wonder, which was flooded and closed to visitors due to recent heavy rains, has reopened its doors to visitors after 10 days of intensive cleaning and restoration work.
Gökgöl Cave in Zonguldak, which was closed to visitors due to flooding caused by rainfall, has reopened after 10 days of cleaning and repair work.
Gökgöl Cave in Zonguldak, which was closed to visitors due to flooding caused by rainfall, has reopened after 10 days of cleaning and repair work.
Gökgöl Cave in Zonguldak, which was closed due to flooding caused by rainfall, has reopened to visitors after 10 days of cleaning and repairs. A large section of the cave's 875-meter walking path was submerged, and water drainage and repairs have been completed.
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