What is the deepest river gorge in Europe?

At 59 kilometers (36 miles) in length, the country's longest river — the Tara — traverses this UNESCO World Heritage park. Steep rock walls rise up almost vertically on both banks, reaching up 1,300 meters and making it Europe's deepest gorge.



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Ketty Valley, The Second Largest Gorge in the World
  • Ketti Valley is a beautiful location in the Nilgiri Hills of Tamil Nadu, India. ...
  • There are many places to visit near Ketti Valley and Coonoor, including the Rose Garden, Sim's Park, and Ooty lake. ...
  • Sim's Park is another excellent place to visit near Ketti Valley.


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Did you hear about Tara canyon? The canyon is 149 km long with depths reaching 1300m, and it is the deepest and sharpest canyon in Europe.

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