Son Doong is the largest cave in the world.
On March 4, information from the Quang Binh Department of Tourism said that CNN News Agency has just honored 9 caves in Vietnam. Of which, 6 caves in the Phong Nha - Ke Bang World Natural Heritage are worthy of world-class status, including Son Doong Cave, En Cave, Va Cave, Nuoc Nut Cave, Tu Lan Cave, and Thien Duong Cave. At the same time, Tam Coc Cave (Ninh Binh), Sung Sot Cave, and Luon Cave (Quang Ninh) were evaluated by CNN as strangely beautiful.
CNN quoted a member of the British Cave Research Association as saying: “My team from the British Cave Research Association has explored more than 500 caves in Vietnam, but we have only explored about 30% of this area. There are many, many more caves to be discovered.”
Son Doong is the largest cave in the world. The cave was formed about 2-5 million years ago. The cave is 150 meters wide, over 200 meters high, and nearly 9 kilometers long. In addition, in some sections, Son Doong Cave is so large that it can accommodate a 40-story building. The cave has two "skylights", two places where the ceiling has collapsed, allowing sunlight to shine in, creating conditions for trees to grow like a tropical forest in the cave.
Thousands of tower-shaped stalactites grow densely inside Va cave.
Hang Va is considered by explorers and scientists to be a cave with a special and unique structure in the world. The cave floor is made up of many lakes surrounded by calcite walls, inside the lakes are thousands of conical stalactites of different sizes and heights growing densely inside. The tallest conical towers recorded in Hang Va are over 2m high.
Hang En - the 3rd largest cave in the world
En Cave is a cave located in Phong Nha Ke Bang National Park. En Cave is over 1.6 km long, has 3 entrances, the ceiling is 100 m high in some places, and the widest place is 170 m. This is the 3rd largest cave in the world after Son Doong Cave and Deer Cave in Malaysia.
Stalactites in Nuoc Nut Cave
Nuoc Nut Cave is located in the cave complex of Phong Nha Ke Bang National Park. Inside Nuoc Nut Cave, there are sandbanks and stalactites of many different shapes. The cave was first discovered in 2003, and the cave entrance was discovered in 2012. The large cave dome and giant stalagmite wall in Nuoc Nut Cave.
Tourists explore and experience Tu Lan cave
Tu Lan Cave has a very special geomorphology, even compared to other caves in Quang Binh. Tu Lan Cave contains beautiful stalactites, waterfalls and underground rivers, making the Tu Lan Cave system unique for those who love to explore caves.
The elegance of Thien Duong cave
Thien Duong Cave was discovered in 2005 with a total length of 31.4 km, the longest cave in Asia. With the beauty of stalactites and stalagmites in the cave, the cave was named Thien Duong. Thien Duong Cave is a dry cave, without an underground river flowing through like Phong Nha Cave.
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