Although we have already studied this cave in detail with you (link at the end of the post), however, I could not pass by the new photos from there.
We look at this creation of nature …
For comparison: the human and the formations in the Son Dong Cave
It is incredible that the huge cave was unknown to people for millions of years. It has been opened to local residents since 1991; in April 2009, it was discovered by a group of British cavers.
An unusual holiday - come as a tourist and set up a camp in the world's largest cave:
Seongdong Cave is so huge (height in some places reaches 200 meters, width - 150 meters, length - 5 kilometers) that it has its own river, jungle and climate.
Promotional video:
Australian photographer John Spies spent a week here photographing natural wonders and tourists who paid $ 3000 to get here.
Son Dong Cave is located in Central Vietnam, in the Quang Binh province, in the Phong Nya Kebang National Park, 500 kilometers south of Hanoi.
The size of the cave is amazing, as is the presence of its own river.
Here you can appreciate the scale of the Seongdong Cave by boat with tourists and tents:
It has its own jungle:
To get here, you need to go down underground using ropes to a depth of 80 meters.
The large temperature difference creates clouds and fog in the cave.
Curious formations on the walls of Shondon Cave:
This is a whole huge underground world.
A man sits on a stone on the left:
Shondong Cave is 5 times larger than Deer Cave in Malaysia, which was previously considered the largest cave in the world. Are there even more grandiose, unknown worlds on Earth? Maybe…
They say water wears away a stone. This cave was formed by water for 2-5 million years.
Some of the formations in the huge cave are incredible:
The darkness can be frightening at times …
This is Seongdong, the largest cave in the world.