Take the train to the magical underground world of Postojna Cave, the largest tourist cave in Europe and the only

Take a train to check out the magical underground world. Postojna Cave is the largest tourist cave in Europe and the only karst cave with a railway. The caves of different sizes are connected by a tunnel, and you can take a train to travel among the stone pillars, stalagmites and stalactites that are hundreds of thousands of years old. You can also check in at the world's oldest underground post office and see the famous underground animal - the olm or "merman". On the cliff about 123 meters high is the world's largest cave castle - Predjama Castle, which is one of the must-see attractions during the trip. The castle is connected to the cave below through a mysterious underground tunnel. You can visit the cave below from May to September every year. The unique scenery in front of you will make you marvel at the power of nature. Enjoy unforgettable winter holidays Slovenia in winter is a fairy-tale land of snow. There are many small ski resorts, and with a SkiPass you can ski in all ski resorts in Slovenia. Kranjska Gora Ski Resort was voted the best value family ski resort in Europe in 2016 and the best value ski resort in Europe in 2017! The excellent terrain here is famous for hosting major international slalom competitions, while the gentle slopes are a paradise for beginners and amateur skiers. Even if you don’t ski, Slovenia in winter is never boring! Slide down the slopes on a sled, hike through forests and snow-covered meadows, and climb the thrilling ice walls. Experience the joy of horse riding Lipica is located in the Karst region and can be reached in 1 hour by car from Ljubljana. Lipica Stud Farm is considered one of the oldest stud farms in Europe. See all the classic Lipizzaner breeds on the estate and follow the trail to visit the Lipizzaner Horse and Carriage Museum. If you haven’t had enough, you can watch horse training in the covered riding area, participate in classical equestrian training, or go on an exciting off-road ride through the estate and nearby karst landforms. Taste the special wines Slovenia has three major wine-producing regions and 14 grape-growing areas, and the vineyards are located in the center of the European grape-growing belt. Each grape-growing region has different varieties due to differences in soil, climate and cellaring methods. Why not have a glass of Slovenia's specialty wine - Tran, which is ruby ​​red with a violet hue. The grapes absorb the minerals in the karst red soil, giving it a unique taste and flavor.