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Situated on a limestone plateau between Zadar and Zagreb in Croatia, Europe, Plitvice Lakes National Park is the oldest national park in southern Croatia and also the largest in the country. This nature reserve, founded in 1949, was inscribed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1979.
Plitvice Lakes National Park consists of 16 lakes. (Image source / Croatie Vacance)
Majestic waterfalls and picturesque streams flow into each of the lakes. (Image source / Develop Travel Belgium)
The national park spans a total area of 296 square kilometers. The park, made up of 16 larger lakes, contains 92 interconnected streams and spectacular waterfalls. In addition, Plitvice Lakes National Park includes the surrounding forests, which are rich in flora and fauna — animals such as wolves and brown bears can often be spotted here.
One of the defining features of Plitvice Lakes National Park is the incredibly blue and pristine water of its lakes. (Image source / Benoot)
Visitors to the park can enjoy this stunning natural wonder. (Image source / Croatie Vacance)
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