A simple farmer found an undiscovered cave in Vietnam’s Phon Nha-Ke Bang National Park in 1991.
The man was hesitant to explore it since a deafening boom of water greeted him at the entrance.
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It appears that in 2009, a group of British researchers decided to dig deep beneath. What did they discover? A beautiful, self-contained planet 5 kilometers long and 150 meters wide. They decided that Soon Dong is the world’s largest cave after inspecting the area.
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There are lakes, clouds, and even plants and fauna in the cave! You must descend 80 meters on a rope before entering the cave.
There are excellent sand beaches, little lakes with emerald water, and a river that traverses the length of the cave.
The following photographs will leave you speechless:
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