キサックの天然記念物・トップ6

A truly surprising and magnificent place! Waterproof shoes are recommended.

A magical and magnificent place not to be missed! Waterproof shoes recommended!

Lens limestone was primarily reserved for intricately decorated works, as its composition allows for fine and in-depth work. It was shipped to Arles or Beaucaire before being exported to construction sites all around the Mediterranean. But in Nîmes, it was of course used for all the ornamentation of the arenas, the Maison Carrée, and the Temple of Diana. https://echosdeleinsgardonnenque.fr/en-visite-aux-carrieres-romaines/

Be careful of particularly slippery surroundings on rainy days or after rain.

very nice hike to see and do not miss the cave of the Bois de Paris be careful slippery and lamp necessary

A 40m deep and 90m circumference sinkhole is an attraction in the Sauve area, for tourists and also for potholers. I was able to go down there several times. Be careful, there is no barrier! Watch where you put your feet, children and animals! At the bottom is a cave that is not very big, with two parts. First lower part, which overlooks a well, then where you have to crawl quite a bit to end up on "nothing". On the other side, you fall quite quickly above a LAKE, with a height of about 15m. The water from this LAKE flows into the Sauve resurgence, located at the bottom of the village, after the stone bridge, towards the children's park. This one spits with all its power during the rains.

The stone millstones bear witness to the mill's past activity. Be careful, the river stones are very slippery.

Be careful, even in dry periods, the stones in the river bed remain very slippery and you quickly find yourself on your buttocks 😅