An artificial cave, located 3 km from the center of Ederi county, on the border of the agricultural village of Ederi. This cave may have been the result of the extraction of its rocks and their use in the formation of a cooking stone for the kitchen throughout the ages, as cooking stones are one of the oldest cooking techniques. This cooking stone is made by carving the stone into a large bowl, which is then used to bake cornbread in a wood-burning oven. This stone is found in the mines of the eastern Black Sea region, and it is called the Baliki stone, as the bread took its name from the name of the stone, as well as the cave, so the bread is called Khebr Baliki as well. As a result of this process that took place thousands of years ago, this cave, which consists of two tunnels with two large entrances, was formed today, lakes were formed and wells were built inside it.