| Location: | Near ain Fezza. From Tlencen towards Sidi Bel Abbes, after 12km, at the end of the village of ain Fezza turn right, 8km to parking. Signposted. |
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| Light: | electric. |
| Dimension: | A=1,143m, T=13°C. |
| Guided tours: | L=600m. |
| Bibliography: |
Piers Barrington, Steve Foster, Howard Jones (1987):
Algeria - Caving in the West,
[in] LUSS 4, Lancaster University Speleological Society Journal Vol 2 No 1 1987 pp 85-96.
Grottes des ain Beni Add, page 94.
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| Last update: | $Date: 2008/07/01 20:27:37 $ |
| 1953 | passage filled with concrete. |
This cave is extremely beautifully decorated. The visitor follows the main passage and soon enters the first chamber. This huge hall is dominated by a fine display of calcite in its centre. The fantastic display of calcite and the beautiful lighting make this an extraordinary sight. However, thats not all, there are two more chambers, a little smaller but still well decorated.
A rather strange thing happened in 1953. A passage which was said be connected to Morocco 53km away, was filled with concrete. They made it really bomb proof, as they filled in 190m³ of concrete.
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