It is included in the 100 Tourist Sites of Bulgaria[1] and is named after the homonymous village nearby.

[1] The temperature in the show cave is constant all year round at 6ºС; the humidity is 85%–91%.

[1] The natural entrance leads to the uppermost level, where an ancient dwelling dated to the 4th millennium BC was discovered.

Excavations have shown that the dwelling was an important centre for producing ceramics.

[1][3] Yagodinska Cave is an important site for bats due to the large length of its galleries.