Son Doong Cave

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Son Doong Cave is a vast limestone cave in central Vietnam renowned as the largest known cave passage in the world, featuring its own jungle, river, and unique underground ecosystem.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf limestone cave
show cave
age several million years
approximateHeight up to about 200 meters
approximateLength about 9 kilometers
approximateWidth up to about 150 meters
bestVisitingSeason February to August
climate tropical monsoon region
country Viet Nam
surface form: Vietnam
discoveredBy Ho Khanh NERFINISHED
discoveryYear 1991
entranceType sinkhole entrance
firstSurveyYear 2009
formedBy underground river erosion
geologicalFormation karst
has multiple large chambers
hasEcosystem unique cave-adapted fauna
unique cave-adapted flora
hasFeature cave pearls
cloud formations inside the cave
large dolines
sinkholes
stalactites
stalagmites
underground jungle
underground river
knownFor being one of the largest known cave passages in the world
massive cave chambers
subterranean river
underground jungle
unique underground ecosystem
locatedIn Bo Trach District NERFINISHED
Central Vietnam NERFINISHED
Phong Nha-Ke Bang National Park NERFINISHED
Quang Binh Province NERFINISHED
mainTourOperator Oxalis Adventure NERFINISHED
maximumChamberVolume over 38 million cubic meters
near Phong Nha town NERFINISHED
nearestAirport Dong Hoi Airport NERFINISHED
partOf Annamite Range NERFINISHED
protectedBy Phong Nha-Ke Bang National Park management
requires caving equipment
multi-day trekking expedition
rockType limestone
surveyedBy British Cave Research Association NERFINISHED
tourismAccess guided tours only
limited permits per year
UNESCOStatus within a UNESCO World Heritage Site

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Quang Binh Province contains Son Doong Cave