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The mystery of time in the world's largest cave.
Over millions of years of geological transformation, becoming the largest natural cave in the world, Son Doong possesses countless interesting mysteries of nature. Especially the beauty of the fairy scene in the secular world.
The grandeur of the landscape of Son Doong cave has made this place officially the first and only place in the world that all three world record organizations have jointly set a record up to now. These include: Guinness World Records (based in the UK), the World Records Association (based in Hong Kong) and the World Records Union (based in the US and India).
The magnificent beauty of the mountains and forests with an extremely unique and diverse ecosystem in Son Doong. (Photo: hmegahdwall.com)
Son Doong cave belongs to Phong Nha - Ke Bang cave complex, located in Son Trach commune, Bo Trach district, Quang Binh province, Vietnam. According to geologists, Son Doong cave was formed about 2 - 5 million years ago with an estimated length of at least 6.5 km, 200 m high, 150 m wide.
With the above size, Son Doong cave surpassed the world record of Deer cave in Gunnung Mulu National Park (Malaysia), becoming the largest, most majestic and splendid natural cave in the world.
Son Doong Cave is like a fairyland in the middle of the mountains. (Photo: Wordpress.com)
Son Doong formed on a fault in the Truong Son range and was eroded by the Rao Thuong river over millions of years, forming a giant tunnel beneath the limestone mountains. Cracks in the ceiling of the cave were corroded and subsided, forming large sinkholes that opened to the outside. Inside that magnificent space is a separate world, a rare natural wonder that surprised the conquerors of Son Doong.
Incredible beauty of Son Doong cave (Photo: National Geographic)
As an invaluable wonder of creation, Son Doong possesses countless interesting things, unique in the world, attracting scientists and explorers such as unique ecosystems, diverse weather conditions, and a unique environment, forms and huge unique geological structures.
Amazing inside Son Doong cave ( Photo: John Spices/Bacroft Media)
A part of the roof of Son Doong cave collapsed many years ago, creating conditions for the light to come in, luxuriant trees to grow, creating a magnificent scene with a forest in the heart of the cave. Explorers named this place the Garden of Eden.
At the sinkhole of Son Doong cave (Photo: wiki-travel2)
Unique cave pearls formed through thousands of years of accumulation and erosion. (Photo: Ryan Deboott)
Son Doong Cave also fascinates visitors by the diversity of geology in the special topography of underground rivers and large caves.
The stalactite system resembles powerful giants with stalagmite columns over 70 m high (even higher than the Arc de Triumph in Paris, France) and has all shapes created millions of years ago.
A sinkhole in Son Doong cave (Photo: blogspot)
Mysterious river inside Son Doong Cave (Photo: Ryan Deboobt)
Discover Son Doong cave (Photo: Carsten Peter)
Huge stalagmites inside the cave. (Photo: vietcetera)
The giant stalactite cliff about 70 m high protruding at a depth of more than 6 km under Son Doong cave is named "Great Wall of Vietnam." The wall is known as the Vietnam Wall or the "Great Wall" of Vietnam. After the “Vietnam Wall” is the second entrance to the cave.
With the event on April 5, 2009, after finding and exploring Son Doong cave, the British Royal expedition shocked the world. The discovery of Son Doong cave is like to find the top of Mount Everest underground.
