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Angarsky Pass is the highest point on the M-18 (E-105) "Simferopol - Yalta" route (752 meters).

This is one of the oldest routes for crossing the Crimean Mountains on the way from continental Crimea to the sea. The first road was laid in 1826.

Many tourist routes to Chatyr-Dag start from Angarsky Pass. In winter, the "Angarsky Pass" ski complex operates here.

In 2012, a monument to the Crimean trolleybus was installed on the pass - a unique long-distance transport, the route of which has been passing through the Angarsky Pass since 1959.

Kizil-Koba Cave in Crimea (from Crimean Tatar - Red Cave) is one of the largest limestone cave complexes in Europe (17.6 kilometers, 6 levels of labyrinths).

The research was started in 1914. Traces of primitive people were found, an ancient sanctuary. In the 3rd-4th centuries, wine was stored in the cave, and there was a Scythian manor house on the lawn near the entrance.

The underground river Su-Ukhan flows through the bottom of the Kizil-Koba cave, divided by six karst siphons. The vault of the Red Cave is decorated with carbonate drips, stalactites, stalagmites, columns, draperies, and carlites.

Improvement works of the Kizil-Koba cave have been carried out since 1990. Excursion time 1 hour, route length 500 meters. Extreme tours of the underground river are available by prior arrangement.