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Phong Nha caves
Shaped
like a tube with a roof curved like the hull of a boat, this cave
has acoustics properties similar to those of the fingal cave in
Scotland, most importantly, all the primitive stone caves were preserved in
their original form. Thus, visitors almost feel like they are going on
a trip to the center of the earth. The Son River
flows into the mouth of the cave and continues underground, where it is known as the Nam Aki River. It emerges 20 km to the south near Pu-Pha-Dam Mountain.
Phong Nha Caves, also called Troc Caves, lie in the limestone cliffs of Ke Bang in
Quang Binh province, 50
km northwest of
Dong Hoi
town. Like most of the caves in this area, the
Phong
Nha
Caves
were shaped by the
Chai
River
. The farther The main cave system contains 14 chambers, linked by an underwater river that runs for 1.5km. Secondary corridors branch off in all directions. The Outer Cave and some of the Inner Caves have roofs that tower between 25 and 40 meters above the water level. |
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