KHWAJA GHAR, Mazana, 2nd
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Description
An active karst spring (water) issues from a relatively small but penetrable cave. SITUATION: About 10 vertical metres below the first –>Khwaja Ghar at Mazana (note 1). CAVE DESCRIPTION: The cave entrance is just large enough to allow the passing of a person. The cave walls are rounded and façonées au tour (shaped like a tower?). The opening, from which a strong gush of water issues (note 2), gives access to a narrow, steeply descending passage of which some 7 or 8 m have been penetrated up to a tight chimney in which a small person might be able to descend. The descent, feet ahead, is tricky but climbing back up again is more difficult (note 3).An active karst spring (water) issues from a relatively small but penetrable cave. SITUATION: About 10 vertical metres below the first –>Khwaja Ghar at Mazana (note 1). CAVE DESCRIPTION: The cave entrance is just large enough to allow the passing of a person. The cave walls are rounded and façonées au tour (shaped like a tower?). The opening, from which a strong gush of water issues (note 2), gives access to a narrow, steeply descending passage of which some 7 or 8 m have been penetrated up to a tight chimney in which a small person might be able to descend. The descent, feet ahead, is tricky but climbing back up again is more difficult (note 3).
Caves nearby
Distance (km) | Name | Length (m) | Depth (m) |
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0.0 | KHWAJA GHAR, Mazana 1 (Cave at) | ||
9.0 | Sorb, Ferenjal (Ma'dan) | ||
10.0 | Malik Ala Dad (Caves at) | ||
18.5 | NAYAK (Samuch) | ||
20.5 | FARAHGERD 1 (Coal Mine at) | ||
20.5 | TALAGUD, Fuligard, Fuligird, Fulojird, Fulodschird = Chahar Bagh-e Farah Gerd? (Cave at) | ||
20.5 | FARAHGERD, 2nd (Coal Mine at) | ||
22.4 | KOTAK (Cave at) | ||
23.2 | SHAH NASIR (Cave of) |