Danube-Eboli National Park is the ninth national park established in Hungary, and perhaps the most diverse of its wildlife, located between the Danube and the Eboli rivers, combining the hills of Beles Visegrad, Borzoni, the Eboli Valley and the Danube part of the Great Plain in one place, committed to protecting the natural elements for forests and rivers. In addition, due to the basic characteristics of the rock formations in the region, the hills in the Danube-Eboli National Park are rich in caves, as about 334 caves can be found in the Peles Hills.