On his Instagram account, which has 15.6 million followers, Martin Garrix recently posted a series of photos inside the world's most spectacular cave, attracting hundreds of thousands of likes.
Martin Garrix posted photos from inside Son Doong Cave, exciting many international fans.
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Martin Garrix is a Dutch DJ, songwriter, and producer. He has ranked number 1 on DJ Mag's list of the world's top 100 DJs in 2016, 2017, 2018, and 2022, and is also the youngest person ever to receive this title.
Martin Garrix's exploration of Son Doong Cave was not announced in advance. He was accompanied by nine other people, including Formula 1 driver Lando Norris.
He has performed in Vietnam twice, in 2016 ( Hanoi ) and 2018 (Ho Chi Minh City), at electronic dance music (EDM) events, receiving enthusiastic support from fans.
The group's exploration of Son Doong Cave lasted 4 days, from January 29th to February 2nd.
Martin Garrix inside Son Doong Cave
Son Doong Cave is the largest cave on the planet and also the most magnificent cave in Vietnam. Its entrance was discovered in 1990 by a forest worker from Phong Nha, and in 2009, the British Vietnam Caving Expedition Team, led by Howard Limbert, explored, surveyed, and mapped the cave. In 2013, Son Doong Cave was recognized by the Guinness World Records as the world's largest natural cave. The photo shows a group of tourists, accompanied by Martin Garrix, trekking through the forest and wading through streams to reach the cave.
The world's top DJ poses for a commemorative photo with the porters and his team.
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Earlier, Martin Garrix posted a photo of himself checking in at a cafe along the Hanoi railway tracks on his personal page.
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Son Doong Cave has a total length of nearly 9km, a vast vault, and a volume of up to 38.5 million cubic meters, making it the largest natural cave on the planet. The name Son Doong is a combination of two words: Son means mountain, and Doong is the name of the valley through which the Rao Thuong stream flows, meaning a cave in a mountain (limestone) with an underground river flowing through it.
The Son Doong Cave exploration tour typically lasts 6 days and 5 nights, costing 72 million VND, and is already fully booked for 2024. The cave recently appeared in a classic episode of Planet Earth on the BBC in the UK.
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