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New cave with stunning stalactites discovered in central Vietnam

Friday, September 08, 2023, 14:43 GMT+7
New cave with stunning stalactites discovered in central Vietnam
People travel along the newly discovered Son Nu Cave in Quang Binh Province, north-central Vietnam on plastic canoes. Photo: M.P.

A new cave was recently discovered by residents in Truong Son Commune, Quang Ninh District, located in the north-central Vietnamese province of Quang Binh. 

The cave, named Son Nu, is more than 1.5km long and features a 30-meter-high entrance. 

The cave, about 1.5km walk from the western branch of Ho Chi Minh Road, is home to unique stalactites, one of which mimics a massive yellow and white curtain. 

A giant stalactite in the newly discovered Son Nu Cave in Quang Binh Province, central Vietnam. Photo: M.P

A giant stalactite in the newly discovered Son Nu Cave in Quang Binh Province, north-central Vietnam. Photo: M.P.

It takes around an hour to travel through the cave, at the end of which is Khe May Spring and a majestic primeval forest.

The People Committee of Truong Son Commune has proposed that Son Nu Cave be included in the area’s tourism services. 

Quang Binh is home to numerous famous caves in Vietnam, including Son Doong, the world's biggest known cave, En Cave, Thien Duong Cave, and the Tu Lan cave system. 

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