National Geographic magazine introduced one of the largest caves in the world, called "Hong Son Dong" in Vietnam is discussed.
Cave "Hong Son Dong" in Vietnam, a local forest. The cave is large enough to enter
It should be a vertical path to the height of a skyscraper of 40 floors down.
Entering "Hong Soon-Dong", a gigantic column of calcium carbonate sediments as tall tower in front of a huge cave discoverers appear.
In April 2009 a team of discoverers English and Vietnamese began to explore the "Hong Soon-Dong" and found that the rainforest on the border between Vietnam and Laos stunning cave for more than 4 km and in some places more than 180 meters in height extends.
Showed that two to five million years ago, an underground river cave dug under the rain forest.
Discoverers of 1990 to be deployed and over 150 caves have been discovered and over 140 kilometers of tunnels inside the caves to punctuate.
In this regard, the journal's first issue of National Geographic in its 2011 Report has posted a spectacular cave.
Cave "Hong Son Dong" in Vietnam, a local forest. The cave is large enough to enter
It should be a vertical path to the height of a skyscraper of 40 floors down.
Entering "Hong Soon-Dong", a gigantic column of calcium carbonate sediments as tall tower in front of a huge cave discoverers appear.
In April 2009 a team of discoverers English and Vietnamese began to explore the "Hong Soon-Dong" and found that the rainforest on the border between Vietnam and Laos stunning cave for more than 4 km and in some places more than 180 meters in height extends.
Showed that two to five million years ago, an underground river cave dug under the rain forest.
Discoverers of 1990 to be deployed and over 150 caves have been discovered and over 140 kilometers of tunnels inside the caves to punctuate.
In this regard, the journal's first issue of National Geographic in its 2011 Report has posted a spectacular cave.
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