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Slovenia (Slovenija) is a small country where the Alps meet the Mediterranean, covering about 7,830 square miles (20,270 km²). More than half of the land is covered in forest, with snowy Julian Alps in the northwest, limestone caves and rolling karst in the south, and a short stretch of Adriatic coastline around Piran.

Its most famous natural landmark is Lake Bled, a green alpine lake with a tiny island church and a castle on the cliffs above. The highest peak is Mount Triglav at 9,396 feet (2,864 m), whose three-headed outline appears on the national flag. Kranjska Gora sits at the foot of the Julian Alps near Triglav National Park.

Around a thousand brown bears live in Slovenia's forests, most of them around Kočevje, and Lipizzaner horses have been bred at Lipica since 1580. The Škocjan Caves, with one of the largest underground canyons on Earth, are a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Did You Know? The olm, a blind, pale salamander nicknamed the human fish, lives in Slovenia's flooded caves, can survive for 100 years and can go up to a decade without eating.

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