New cave discovered in Quang Binh, Vietnam
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New cave discovered in Quang Binh, Vietnam

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09-14-2023
 
The cave with magnificent and pristine limestone formations has been discovered in the central province of Quảng Bình, which is often dubbed the “kingdom of caves” in Việt Nam. Located near such ecotourism destinations as Chà Rào and Chà Cùng streams, the cave is approximately 1.8km long, with a width ranging from 20m to 50m and an average height of about 35m. To reach its location, people need to cross about 7km of convenient transportation and 2km of a trail alongside a stream.

It features an underground stream originating from the Việt Nam-Laos border. In summer, the water level inside the cave is not significant, allowing local residents to paddle through. The boat journey from its entrance to exit takes a little over an hour.
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