Harmacka-1 Cave (PP-75) is the largest of the 4 known cavities in the area near the village of Harmacka, Dubasari District. It is located 1.5 km from the edge of the village on a cliff, about 70 meters from the bank of the Dniester River, in the highest part of the area featuring three characteristic gullies.
Parameter Values Coordinates N 47.89875 E 27.26466 H 158 Length, m 16,5 Type erosion Hosting rocks limestone Perched above the riverbed near the village of Duruitoarea in Moldova, Cave PM-116 (also known as Duruitoarea-2 Grotto) is a passage cave carved naturally into massive gray and light-yellow Sarmatian limestone.
Stînca Mare is a geological or paleontological natural monument in the Glodeni District of the Republic of Moldova, located near the village of Cobani, on the banks of the Camenca River.
The Duruitoarea Veche Grotto is one of Moldova’s most important archaeological monuments. The grotto, which gained international fame following excavations in the 1970s, preserves traces of Paleolithic culture: from stone tools to ancient hearths.
Cave Rudi is located in the Dondushan region in the vicinity of the village of Rudi, on the right bank of the Dniester river. The entrance to the cave is located on the open slope of the ravine 20 m above its swampy bottom.
The cave is located near the village of Lazo, Orhei district, on the left bank of the Reut River, on Mount Mygly, which is a remnant. The entrance to the cave is located at a height of 40 m above the water level and opens towards the rive