The Lascaux Caves, located in southwestern France, are world-famous for their stunning Paleolithic cave paintings. Discovered in 1940, these paintings are believed to be around 17,000 years old and depict various animals, including bison, stags, and horses.
The original cave is closed to the public to preserve the artwork, but a high-quality replica, Lascaux IV, allows visitors to experience the ancient art in a truly immersive environment. This UNESCO-listed site offers a rare glimpse into the lives of early humans and their connection with the world around them.
14. Cave of the Crystals – Mexico
