From there, the cave became known as Son Doong, which is a term that the Vietnamese use to denote a “water cave”. 18 years after the farmer’s initial discovery, a new group of scientists elected to explore the cave. They were surprised to find the world’s largest cave and a portal to a whole new world.
Farmer explore what's inside this cave within this forests finds out a whole new world deep within it
While the photos that you are about to see would be astounding enough by themselves, they are even more incredible once you learn more about their backstory. A farmer was exploring a cave that had never been discovered in Phon Nha-ke Bag National Park back in 1991, when an unexpected blast of water emerged from one of the entrances.
We urge readers to brace themselves for a maximum level of astonishment as they prepare to check out these photos. The cave contains its own lakes, fauna and even clouds! You will need a rope in order to descend the 262 feet downwards and this hair raising journey is certainly worth it.
The cave contains a river that has a very fast current and the scene looks like something out of a movie. The beautiful emerald lakes each come with their very own beaches and those who enjoy observing fossils will find a visual feast that is essentially unparalleled.
Can you believe that these caves even carries a miniature jungle? Various animals make their home here, as these jungles contain bats, birds, and monkeys. The cave is divided from the outside world and even has its own climate. If you’re anything like the rest of us, you will want to make a trip to this fascinating locale as soon as possible.
