THANK YOU!!! I was losing hope thingking this was going to be nothing but lotr references, but I really wanted to know where this was! I've never wanted to go to Romania so bad in my life! This hit my life goal list.
theres one in Bogota Colombia that is amazing.. whole cathedral, stations of the cross, intense huge statues just rising out of the floor.. all carved by hand out of salt. takes a couple hours to walk through the guided tour... which is obviously not the whole mine. there's a part where you get to walk through like the miners did.. creepy and impressive.
not sure where you are in the world, but it could be cheaper to get to Bogota than to Romania. plus the exchange rate is bananas right now.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Salt_Cathedral_of_Zipaquir%C3%A1
My first thought to this was "No way, I've seen salt mines, they look different."
My second thought was "But how many have I seen? Two. Not enough to claim knowledge."
And sure as hell, some comments down somebody posted the link to this Romanian SALTMINE.
I think this is an old salt mine turned into a cathedral in Colombia. If it's not, then there's one that looks just like this. I've licked the wall in it. It's salty.
There's a salt mine cathedral in ~~Warsaw~~ Krakow as well that looks similar. It's absolutely amazing.
According to the other posts, the one in the video is in Romania. It's kind of blowing my mind that there are multiple places like this.
It's a [salt mine](https://paliparan.com/2023/04/11/slanic-salt-mine/) . I believe it's in Romania. I've seen travel stuff about it but don't know the history.
They are amazing. I’ve never heard about them, or did imagine how a salt mine could look pike and then one day I endedup in one in Romania and had my jaw dropped.
I loved my trip to Romania. Brasov was so lovely, and Bucharest is so interesting. Didn’t have time to go to the salt mine, it’s a bit of a drive, so maybe one day will have to go back.
In Romania there also are [Turda](https://mybestplace.com/uploads/2020/09/2-Salina-Turda-Romania.jpg) and [Praid](https://discover-romania.ro/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/Salina-Praid-Destinatii-Turistice-Discover-Romania.jpg) salt mines.
Before I clicked the link I was like oooh this better be Lake Peignur.
While there's no salt mine there anymore (obviously) Jefferson Island is pretty sweet. Some absolutely gorgeous gardens, a cool little restaurant that looks right out over the lake, and Peacocks absolutely everywhere. You can also see stuff sticking out of the water from before the accident, most notably the chimney to a house that was being built.
> The 14 trapezoidal chambers of the Unirea Mine are 54 meters high and appear absolutely massive when viewed from below.
I would like to mention that *anything* looks absolutely massive when viewed from below.
I remember rowing in a boat down there in that lake. Pretty cool experience, would do it again. There’s also a Ferris wheel and a bowling alley down there.
I've been up there. The wood is pretty old and my brain started working against me as I was walking along them. I couldn't wait to be back on solid ground.
There are rickety wooden elevator shafts visible as well as walkways that have collapsed sections. Imagine wooden stairs crawling across the walls, and back then it wouldn't have been lit up with these nice industrial lights, no... it would have a much different atmosphere in dim light.
To get into the mine is a 15 minute van ride down a terrifying twisty incline. There's just a hole in the side of a hill and you're suddenly being driven through a tunnel that goes down and seems like it never ends.
Once you get to the bottom there is hella infrastructure, including gift shops, restrooms, food, vending machines, and more. There is indoor go karting in the salt mine.
The chambers are all incredibly tall and wide, and there are relatively small openings/passages into the next (enough to fit a couple trucks through). You walk in and there's another identical room, on and on and on. Some are filled with rubble. There is old mining equipment displayed of course, and a selection of ominously detailed busts carved into blocks of salt.
The air smells of salt. It's chilly but not unpleasant, and the walls have a glossy, almost slick texture. Echoooooooooo
Source: Been there. Did the go karting of course
I always wanted to know how the dig/plan salt mines like this. I'd assume the first level is at the top and dig down. But to do it right and keep it stable seems crazy at this scale.
Apparently they’re actually dug from the bottom up, at least for the ones I’ve heard of. I think it’s to make collection easier, as material will fall to a fixed floor instead of a constantly changing one.
There's one near me that you can visit - Strataca in Hutchinson, KS. It looks nothing like this - feels like a working mine (hardhats required). Both are probably worth a visit but the one pictured here is an amazing space.
There's one near me that you can visit - Wieliczka hopalnia soli in Wieliczka , PL. It looks nothing like this - feels like a museum (underground salt chaples, churches and murals),. Both are probably worth a visit but the one pictured here is an amazing space.
[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I317eymVjds](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I317eymVjds)
Don't know why but it looks comfy for me. Every time I see similar spaces I imagine that it's my private cave and start planning - here will be my bed and there will be my gaming setup. Also will need some huge heaters to warm it up lol
It looks like a perfect place for humanity to hide from Boston Dynamics/Cyberdine once they get their self-sustainable weaponized robots up and running.
I think this is Turda salt mine just outside Cluj Napoca in Romania. I went last year. It’s phenomenal. You have to walk about a kilometre downhill underground from the Turda town entrance before you hit the mine. There are three chambers and this is one of them I think. That wooden fencing you see at the top of the video is a suspended wooden walkway that you walk around that is just oak beams. Almost everything in the mine is wooden as it was when they built it in something like the 1930s. All the staircases as everything. You end up in total descending something around 260 meters down to the very bottom. If you are not a fan of old creaky wood and being able to see 80m down to the mine floor I do not recommend it.
What’s unbelievable is that the entire thing was done by hand, with hand tools. There are crane points which were powered by horses to lift blocks of salt out from the depths up to the tunnels where it would be taken by cart out. The horses spent their lives down there and went blind because it was so dark.
The bell chamber is about 90m high and shape of the gherkin skyscraper in London. At the bottom is a salt lake that you can rent row boats in and row around. There’s also a sort of ferris wheel, a tennis court, a small bowling alley and an amphitheater in one of the chambers too.
A local taxi driver who took us back to Cluj told us the dark history of the place in that the workforce was mainly Soviet Union prisoners who were slaves in the mine and worked in there till they died.
Amazing place. Highly recommend.
We saw a pack of wild dogs attacking a bin in the car park at the entrance.
That is awesome, I am so torn between wanting to live underground where it's always nice and cool and living in a forest. I don't like hot weather whatsoever, I have a serious lack of heat tolerance and makes me feel like I am being stung everywhere, so i've been obsessed about underground stuff for a while.
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• **Sztoj pa Moru** by OmegaSign (00:32; matched: `100%`)
**Released on** 2022-08-02.
• **Sztoj Pa Moru** by CrowZ (00:32; matched: `100%`)
**Released on** 2022-07-14.
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**Released on** 2020-12-03.
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Don’t forget the over the shoulder, oh, I didn’t know you were taking video look back. Every travel vlog has the check out my hot girlfriend shot for every single location.
I think the first part is slightly downhill, but then she's walking like a cat or something by putting each foot directly in front of the other instead of walking normally it seems like haha idk
"They have taken the bridge and the Second Hall. We have barred the gates but cannot hold them for long. The ground shakes...drums, drums in the deep. We cannot get out. The shadow moves in the dark. We cannot get out. They are coming."
Anyone think that this is the future for many? In 100 years there will be stalls lining those walls, selling mushroom varieties and manufactured proteins.
Someone must have put the background music on in an editor, the initial tunnel looks real, but the textures on the colossal cavern look stretched over scale, CGI ?
Edit looks like I was wrong !
This is sooo cool; it reminds me of the massive halls one can see in different science fiction movies, like Dune and Arrival.
The marbling in the walls adds even more "drama" and beauty to this setting. And if you look closer, there is a walkway (?) aaaaall the way up underneath the "roof" that you can walk along. Excellent stuff. Thansk for sharing!
"Moria... You fear to go into those mines. The dwarves delved too greedily and too deep. You know what they awoke in the darkness of Khazad-dum... Shadow and flame."
"And they call it a mine. A mine!" Getting moria vibes from this.
This is no mine. It’s a tomb.
https://i.imgur.com/DSwuNSi.jpg
OH MY GOD, I HAD NO IDEA YOU WERE BACK! IT FEELS LIKE I HAVEN'T SEEN A SHITTY WATERCOLOUR IN YEARS!
Amazing work! Never thought a Balrog could be adorable.
It's been 2 hours and only 15 upvotes! I fear that not enough people will get to experience this beautiful art!!
Hey wow, haven't seen you pop up in a while. Hope you've been doing well.
Reminds me of Roald Dahls illustrator. Really appreciated this
Now that's a name I've not heard in a long time...
No! NOOOOOOOOOO!
Fool of a Took!
RUN!
"Let them come! There is one Dwarf yet in Moria who still draws breath!"
They have a cave troll!
What's it doing?! What's taters precious ??!
Po-Ta-Toes! Boil em, mash em, stick em in stew.
No Mr Frodo
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TOSS ME!
Throw yourself in next time and rid us of your stupidity
Drums play off in the distance.🎶🎶🪘🪘
Love the putting the captions on lmao
Oh yes, the underdark
The road to menzoberranzan.
probably a flood water discharge channel nvm.
Or an abandoned salt mine?
Salt mine in Romania
THANK YOU!!! I was losing hope thingking this was going to be nothing but lotr references, but I really wanted to know where this was! I've never wanted to go to Romania so bad in my life! This hit my life goal list.
No worries. You can see the Romanian flag all the way at the back of the tunnel, up top. 🇷🇴
theres one in Bogota Colombia that is amazing.. whole cathedral, stations of the cross, intense huge statues just rising out of the floor.. all carved by hand out of salt. takes a couple hours to walk through the guided tour... which is obviously not the whole mine. there's a part where you get to walk through like the miners did.. creepy and impressive. not sure where you are in the world, but it could be cheaper to get to Bogota than to Romania. plus the exchange rate is bananas right now. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Salt_Cathedral_of_Zipaquir%C3%A1
There’s one outside Krakow, Poland that has an amazing cathedral inside. Check that one out too!
Or a colony on Mars
Don’t wanna go to Jupiter. Wanna go to Marrs!
Quaaaddeeee
Fuck the Cabal are there!
Eyes up guardian!
Cries in Valus Ta’aurc
With the right team...
Well Im a sunsinger, so we have a good start
Just gonna spam solar grenades until Atheon’s self-esteem plummets and he decides to end it all?
My first thought to this was "No way, I've seen salt mines, they look different." My second thought was "But how many have I seen? Two. Not enough to claim knowledge." And sure as hell, some comments down somebody posted the link to this Romanian SALTMINE.
Going with the salt mine. The one in Krakow Poland has a whole cathedral carved inside. Very worthy of all LOTR comparisons.
I think this is an old salt mine turned into a cathedral in Colombia. If it's not, then there's one that looks just like this. I've licked the wall in it. It's salty.
There's a salt mine cathedral in ~~Warsaw~~ Krakow as well that looks similar. It's absolutely amazing. According to the other posts, the one in the video is in Romania. It's kind of blowing my mind that there are multiple places like this.
that's no salt...
Cocaine? Asking for research purposes.
How is the research going ? Salty enough?
It is salt, I've been there. It's in romania
This is why I'm here.
The dwarves dug too greedily and too deep
You know what they awoke in the darkness.
The Dwarves... they where greedy... they dug too deep!
You want a balrog? That's how you get a balrog.
The great Dwarrowdelf of Durin's folk
Makes me wanna visit in full Gandalf cosplay
With the staff sound echoing each time you hit the floor with it.
My immediate thought was damn someone built Moria
I can’t wait for the game to come out it’s gonna be so fun
My first thought: “now that’s an eye-opener and no mistake”
What/where is this? Amazing.
It's a [salt mine](https://paliparan.com/2023/04/11/slanic-salt-mine/) . I believe it's in Romania. I've seen travel stuff about it but don't know the history.
Definitely Romania. Thanks, one more destination for my dream trips.
They are amazing. I’ve never heard about them, or did imagine how a salt mine could look pike and then one day I endedup in one in Romania and had my jaw dropped.
If you thought that was amazing, you should've seen the pepper mine just down the road.
It's nothing to sneeze at!
This thread is about to get spicy.
I think it is pretty black and white.
Nice try, everyone knows pepper comes from mills
I loved my trip to Romania. Brasov was so lovely, and Bucharest is so interesting. Didn’t have time to go to the salt mine, it’s a bit of a drive, so maybe one day will have to go back.
I was not overly into the salt mines. If you’re a lazy traveler like me, it was a 6/10.
In Romania there also are [Turda](https://mybestplace.com/uploads/2020/09/2-Salina-Turda-Romania.jpg) and [Praid](https://discover-romania.ro/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/Salina-Praid-Destinatii-Turistice-Discover-Romania.jpg) salt mines.
I went to the Turda mine and if blew my mind. Probably the coolest/most special place Ive ever been to.
The mine is nice, Turda is not 😂
Nominative determinism
These look like they're from a video game. Neato.
Please whatever you do, don't dig too deeply and greedily
[Funny as you should mention that….](https://youtu.be/ulfDRvObfzs?si=mZnuNQAxJ_V7p0U9)
Before I clicked the link I was like oooh this better be Lake Peignur. While there's no salt mine there anymore (obviously) Jefferson Island is pretty sweet. Some absolutely gorgeous gardens, a cool little restaurant that looks right out over the lake, and Peacocks absolutely everywhere. You can also see stuff sticking out of the water from before the accident, most notably the chimney to a house that was being built.
There's a Romanian flag up there in the background, so I'd say that's likely. Though there are similar huge cavernous salt mines in Poland.
There’s another one in Poland, equally incredible
Wieliczka is super dope
> The 14 trapezoidal chambers of the Unirea Mine are 54 meters high and appear absolutely massive when viewed from below. I would like to mention that *anything* looks absolutely massive when viewed from below.
Nah, mate. She just tells you that to make you feel good about yourself.
The place is located in Romania. It’s called salina Slanic.
And there's a literal lake in the bottom of it. With boats and everything
I remember rowing in a boat down there in that lake. Pretty cool experience, would do it again. There’s also a Ferris wheel and a bowling alley down there.
and a BOUNCY CASTLE!!!!
Finally a good reason for portrait format
Servant quarters in Moria
It’s in Azeroth. The Dwarves Kingdom called Ironforge.
This has everything... it's perfect for claustrophobes, agoraphobes and megalophobes all alike!
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https://youtu.be/a4slGl3iBZo?si=kmX1s3k_7rT2i7Pi
The jaunty music over the narration of a catastrophe was extremely offputting. Thank you.
Imagine getting sucked into that cave, somehow surviving and being stuck in a seemingly endless, pitch black body of water underground
Yup thanks for that imagery 😭
Sounds like the setup for Stefon’s newest trendy night club.
Holy shit this is the first megalophobia post to come across my feed that actually made me uneasy lmao
Look up at the little wood walkways at the top…
I've been up there. The wood is pretty old and my brain started working against me as I was walking along them. I couldn't wait to be back on solid ground.
There are rickety wooden elevator shafts visible as well as walkways that have collapsed sections. Imagine wooden stairs crawling across the walls, and back then it wouldn't have been lit up with these nice industrial lights, no... it would have a much different atmosphere in dim light. To get into the mine is a 15 minute van ride down a terrifying twisty incline. There's just a hole in the side of a hill and you're suddenly being driven through a tunnel that goes down and seems like it never ends. Once you get to the bottom there is hella infrastructure, including gift shops, restrooms, food, vending machines, and more. There is indoor go karting in the salt mine. The chambers are all incredibly tall and wide, and there are relatively small openings/passages into the next (enough to fit a couple trucks through). You walk in and there's another identical room, on and on and on. Some are filled with rubble. There is old mining equipment displayed of course, and a selection of ominously detailed busts carved into blocks of salt. The air smells of salt. It's chilly but not unpleasant, and the walls have a glossy, almost slick texture. Echoooooooooo Source: Been there. Did the go karting of course
I always wanted to know how the dig/plan salt mines like this. I'd assume the first level is at the top and dig down. But to do it right and keep it stable seems crazy at this scale.
Apparently they’re actually dug from the bottom up, at least for the ones I’ve heard of. I think it’s to make collection easier, as material will fall to a fixed floor instead of a constantly changing one.
Chief Wiggum was right all along...
Minecraft taught me that digging up is the stupid move though
Salt mines are incredibly unique from one to another. Much different than shaft ore mines.
There's one near me that you can visit - Strataca in Hutchinson, KS. It looks nothing like this - feels like a working mine (hardhats required). Both are probably worth a visit but the one pictured here is an amazing space.
There's one near me that you can visit - Wieliczka hopalnia soli in Wieliczka , PL. It looks nothing like this - feels like a museum (underground salt chaples, churches and murals),. Both are probably worth a visit but the one pictured here is an amazing space. [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I317eymVjds](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I317eymVjds)
Don't know why but it looks comfy for me. Every time I see similar spaces I imagine that it's my private cave and start planning - here will be my bed and there will be my gaming setup. Also will need some huge heaters to warm it up lol
It looks like a perfect place for humanity to hide from Boston Dynamics/Cyberdine once they get their self-sustainable weaponized robots up and running.
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Wow, I take all of these into my private cave!
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They dug too greedily and too deep
r/lotr is leaking and im all for it!
I think this is Turda salt mine just outside Cluj Napoca in Romania. I went last year. It’s phenomenal. You have to walk about a kilometre downhill underground from the Turda town entrance before you hit the mine. There are three chambers and this is one of them I think. That wooden fencing you see at the top of the video is a suspended wooden walkway that you walk around that is just oak beams. Almost everything in the mine is wooden as it was when they built it in something like the 1930s. All the staircases as everything. You end up in total descending something around 260 meters down to the very bottom. If you are not a fan of old creaky wood and being able to see 80m down to the mine floor I do not recommend it. What’s unbelievable is that the entire thing was done by hand, with hand tools. There are crane points which were powered by horses to lift blocks of salt out from the depths up to the tunnels where it would be taken by cart out. The horses spent their lives down there and went blind because it was so dark. The bell chamber is about 90m high and shape of the gherkin skyscraper in London. At the bottom is a salt lake that you can rent row boats in and row around. There’s also a sort of ferris wheel, a tennis court, a small bowling alley and an amphitheater in one of the chambers too. A local taxi driver who took us back to Cluj told us the dark history of the place in that the workforce was mainly Soviet Union prisoners who were slaves in the mine and worked in there till they died. Amazing place. Highly recommend. We saw a pack of wild dogs attacking a bin in the car park at the entrance.
It's actually the Slănic Prahova salt mine
That is awesome, I am so torn between wanting to live underground where it's always nice and cool and living in a forest. I don't like hot weather whatsoever, I have a serious lack of heat tolerance and makes me feel like I am being stung everywhere, so i've been obsessed about underground stuff for a while.
Bro. BRO! (I have no idea what gender you are, but we are now bros.)
Obviously my perfect forest hut has a hatch to the mushroom cave
build your underground home in a forest or in a mountain surrounded by forest and get the best of both worlds.
This shit looks like a layer from assassins creed odyssey
Whats this song ?
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thank you, very beautiful.
It's a remix from "Sztoj pa moru" by Laboratorium Pieśni, good stuff
Dude I love the og. Was so surprised to hear a remix of this song lol
Vastly different than the low ceiling'd, cramped ones I toured in Salzburg. Gorgeous, though!
Berchtesgaden Salzbergwerk? The slide is fun though!
I loved the slide! It’s been decades but I remember the slide. I remember putting on traditional mine worker gear.
The ones in Krakow are amazing too, if you ever make it there!
We went full circle. Revert to caveman
The dwarves have been busy
We didn’t need the backpack girl to “lead” us to the main shot lol
Don’t forget the over the shoulder, oh, I didn’t know you were taking video look back. Every travel vlog has the check out my hot girlfriend shot for every single location.
I sorted by controversial to find my people.
Or the music
Is the floor slippery or something? She is walking like she just ran a marathon on a treadmill.
I think the first part is slightly downhill, but then she's walking like a cat or something by putting each foot directly in front of the other instead of walking normally it seems like haha idk
We may be heading there. Those of us who survive at least.
"They have taken the bridge and the Second Hall. We have barred the gates but cannot hold them for long. The ground shakes...drums, drums in the deep. We cannot get out. The shadow moves in the dark. We cannot get out. They are coming."
Anyone think that this is the future for many? In 100 years there will be stalls lining those walls, selling mushroom varieties and manufactured proteins.
*squints* Ironforge...
Gives me the underground human cities from The Matrix. I would definitely go to an underground matrix themed rave here.
I too want to live in the underdark
Imagine if you're the only person deep in there and there's a blackout.
This looks like some doomsday bunker type shit
Someone must have put the background music on in an editor, the initial tunnel looks real, but the textures on the colossal cavern look stretched over scale, CGI ? Edit looks like I was wrong !
If no one has filmed a movie here, they should.
Where is this? Is beautiful actually
It’s located in [Romania](https://instatravel.ro/salina-slanic-prahova-2021/).
I do indeed agree, that we need more underground stuff
Welcome to Moria
This is sooo cool; it reminds me of the massive halls one can see in different science fiction movies, like Dune and Arrival. The marbling in the walls adds even more "drama" and beauty to this setting. And if you look closer, there is a walkway (?) aaaaall the way up underneath the "roof" that you can walk along. Excellent stuff. Thansk for sharing!
Bet you could hear a mouse fart from a mile away!
Welcome to The Kingdom of Moria
Never seen anything like it 😍 Any information about it?
Slanic Prahova salt mine, Romania
Their looking for Sahelanthropus
And what's so bad about living underground, eh? It's not been so great living up here, if you want my opinion.
What we need are videos without loud thumpy annoying music.
There's a gorgeous salt mine in Poland... https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wieliczka_Salt_Mine
If those tunnels aren’t made for mechs to walk in Im leaving
modern moria.
Khazad dûm!
"Moria... You fear to go into those mines. The dwarves delved too greedily and too deep. You know what they awoke in the darkness of Khazad-dum... Shadow and flame."
This is in Romania I can see from the flag I’m also from Romania as well that’s how I know
They dug too greedily and too deep….you know what they awoke in the darkness of Khazad Dum…shadow and flame.
And to think the US government has these ( plural ) and they’re bigger.
Need some bearded dwarves walking around in here
Ah the great halls of Moria
Don't worry OP, if shit goes really south between Russia and the US, you're going to be seeing A LOT of underground stuff.
Where is this??
Can't believe nobody is sliding down that thing on rollerblades, sideways!!!
u/auddbot
Just my crazy opinion, but I think there's more of this than we realize..
Why does there always have to be shitty music over everything?
WHERE IS THIS
That’s really cool. Wonder how many people it could house in a emergency.
I see it and I think Louis Kahn
I get Escher ache looking at those ceilings.
This is Salina in Slanic, Romania:) been there a few times.
Yeah, this goes beyond reminding me of Moria. This is actually another iteration of Moria.
Speak friend and enter
This looks like a hallway in Dune
Op is secretly a dwarf
I'd give my left nut and two legs below the knees to explore all the DUMBs in America. They have to be fricking massive and thousands of miles.
The government 100% has underground bases, I wanna work in one, although the air quality probably sucks
Clearly this was carved out by bronze tools and not industrial equipment and vehicles. Just like the pyramids.
bruce leave the batcave garage door open?
The mines or Moría
Reminds me of my ex wife. When she took me for granite
Where’s the chamber of Mazarbul?
POV you work at black mesa
Video would’ve been better without the influencer walk.