The Te Ana-au caves are a culturally and ecologically important system of limestone caves on the western shore of Lake Te Anau, in the southwest of New Zealand. They were re-discovered in 1948 by Lawson Burrows, who found the upper entry after three years of searching, following clues in old Māori legends. It later became a major tourist attraction for the area, as the part of the caverns close to the lake shore is home to glowworms. The unofficial name used by the national caving association is Aurora. The caves are geologically young (estimated 12,000 years) and hence there is only one tiny stalactite.
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| - كهوف تي أنا أو (ar)
- Te Anau Caves (de)
- 테아나우 동굴 (ko)
- Te Ana-au Caves (en)
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| - كهوف تي أنا أو هي نظام مهم ثقافيًا وبيئيًا من الكهوف الجيرية على الشاطئ الغربي لبحيرة تي أناو، في جنوب غرب نيوزيلندا. تم إعادة اكتشافهم في عام 1948 من قبل لوسون بوروز، الذي وجد المدخل العلوي بعد ثلاث سنوات من البحث، متتبعًا أدلة في أساطير الماوري القديمة. أصبحت فيما بعد نقطة جذب سياحي رئيسية للمنطقة، حيث أن جزء الكهوف القريبة من شاطئ البحيرة هو موطن للديدان المتوهجة. الاسم غير الرسمي الذي تستخدمه جمعية الكهوف الوطنية هو أورورا. الكهوف حديثة من الناحية الجيولوجية (تقدر بـ12.000 سنة) وبالتالي لا يوجد سوى مقرنصات صغيرة واحدة. (ar)
- Die Te Anau Caves, unter Touristen als „Te Anau Glowworm Caves“ bekannt und von Māori „Te Ana-au“ genannt, bestehen aus dem 250 m langen unteren Teil des Aurora Cave Karsthöhlensystems, das sich im Southland District der Region Southland auf der Südinsel von Neuseeland befindet. (de)
- 테아나우 동굴(Te Ana-au caves)은 뉴질랜드 남섬 서쪽 테아나우 호수가의 문화적으로 생태적으로 중요한 석회석 동굴 시스템이다. (ko)
- The Te Ana-au caves are a culturally and ecologically important system of limestone caves on the western shore of Lake Te Anau, in the southwest of New Zealand. They were re-discovered in 1948 by Lawson Burrows, who found the upper entry after three years of searching, following clues in old Māori legends. It later became a major tourist attraction for the area, as the part of the caverns close to the lake shore is home to glowworms. The unofficial name used by the national caving association is Aurora. The caves are geologically young (estimated 12,000 years) and hence there is only one tiny stalactite. (en)
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| - كهوف تي أنا أو هي نظام مهم ثقافيًا وبيئيًا من الكهوف الجيرية على الشاطئ الغربي لبحيرة تي أناو، في جنوب غرب نيوزيلندا. تم إعادة اكتشافهم في عام 1948 من قبل لوسون بوروز، الذي وجد المدخل العلوي بعد ثلاث سنوات من البحث، متتبعًا أدلة في أساطير الماوري القديمة. أصبحت فيما بعد نقطة جذب سياحي رئيسية للمنطقة، حيث أن جزء الكهوف القريبة من شاطئ البحيرة هو موطن للديدان المتوهجة. الاسم غير الرسمي الذي تستخدمه جمعية الكهوف الوطنية هو أورورا. الكهوف حديثة من الناحية الجيولوجية (تقدر بـ12.000 سنة) وبالتالي لا يوجد سوى مقرنصات صغيرة واحدة. (ar)
- Die Te Anau Caves, unter Touristen als „Te Anau Glowworm Caves“ bekannt und von Māori „Te Ana-au“ genannt, bestehen aus dem 250 m langen unteren Teil des Aurora Cave Karsthöhlensystems, das sich im Southland District der Region Southland auf der Südinsel von Neuseeland befindet. (de)
- The Te Ana-au caves are a culturally and ecologically important system of limestone caves on the western shore of Lake Te Anau, in the southwest of New Zealand. They were re-discovered in 1948 by Lawson Burrows, who found the upper entry after three years of searching, following clues in old Māori legends. It later became a major tourist attraction for the area, as the part of the caverns close to the lake shore is home to glowworms. The unofficial name used by the national caving association is Aurora. The caves are geologically young (estimated 12,000 years) and hence there is only one tiny stalactite. The Māori name Te Ana-au can be translated as "The Swirling Cave" (te: the; ana: cave; au: swirling) in reference to the water running through it. The water, Tunnel Burn, is the outflow of . Lawson Burrows and his business partner Wilson Campbell set up Fiordland Travels as a tourism company for their venture. In 1965, they sold their company to Olive and Les Hutchins, who had been in the tourism business in Fiordland since 1954. The Hutchins took over the company name but rebranded in 2002 to Real Journeys. The company rebranded again to RealNZ in 2022. Since the caves lie in the Murchison Mountains (where the endangered South Island takahē were rediscovered), and are themselves very fragile, access is restricted. Commercial guided tours by punt through the water-filled caverns run daily, operated by RealNZ. (en)
- 테아나우 동굴(Te Ana-au caves)은 뉴질랜드 남섬 서쪽 테아나우 호수가의 문화적으로 생태적으로 중요한 석회석 동굴 시스템이다. (ko)
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