Enchanted Caves are natural formations often found in limestone regions, created by the erosion of rock over thousands of years. These caves can feature stunning stalactites and stalagmites, which are mineral deposits formed from dripping water. Many enchanted caves are known for their unique shapes and colors, attracting visitors and researchers alike. Some famous examples of enchanted caves include the Waitomo Caves in New Zealand, known for their glowworms, and the Carlsbad Caverns in the United States, which boasts impressive underground chambers. These caves often hold significant ecological and geological importance, providing habitats for various species and insights into Earth's history.