Admire the giant cave welcoming Christmas in Nghe An

Huy Thu• December 21, 2020 12:39

(Baonghean.vn) - To welcome Christmas 2020, Ke Gai parish, Hung Tay commune, Hung Nguyen district has designed a unique, giant grotto, becoming an attractive tourist destination for visitors from near and far this Christmas.

According to Mr. Nguyen Van Nhien - the person in charge of construction of the project,caveThis cave is made from more than 2,000 bamboo trees and 11,000 cement bags, looking from afar like a rocky mountain. The cave is 100 m long, 35 m wide, and 24 m high (from the top of the flag). Photo: Huy Thu

Compared to last year's cave of Ke Gai parish, this year's cave is many times "bigger", consisting of 4 floors with many spaces simulating the birth process of the baby.Godharmony. In addition to the richness of shapes, architecture, landscape, lighting system, color scheme... are also carefully installed, making the project stand out at night. Photo: Huy Thu

The construction of the giant cave lasted 1 month, with an average of about 150 people participating each day.laboron this project. In the photo: The giant cave seen from the right (where the entrance is). Photo: Huy Thu

On the cave are arranged many vivid images such as zoos, houses, trees, waterfalls, bridges, images of angels... Photo: Huy Thu

The center of the cave is the manger - where the baby Jesus was born, designed and decorated solemnly. Photo: Huy Thu

Right under the manger is a choir (animated image) that seems to sing a thousand melodies in harmony with heaven and earth celebrating the Lord.ChristmasWhen passing the manger, visitors can stop to admire the view of the cave from above. Photo: Huy Thu

The first night after the cave was inaugurated on December 20, thousands of people from all over the province came to visit and admire. Visitors can enter the cave in order according to the instructions of the security force. There are many signs on the cave indicating the way and no smoking signs. Photo: Huy Thu

On the cave, a winding, spiral path over 200m long, 1m wide, and 2.5m high is elaborately designed to take visitors from the beginning of the cave across the curved bridge on top of the cave, waterfall, manger... to the end of the cave.

Young people enjoy taking souvenir photos in the paths of the giant cave. Tran Van Tuan (18 years old) from Hung Tay commune, who visited the cave, said: "I feel very excited to come and see this cave. This is truly a unique work of the people of Ke Gai parish. Photo: Huy Thu

From bamboo, rattan and cement bags, the parishioners here have skillfully constructed a massive yet romantic and highly artistic structure. In the photo: The giant grotto seen from the left (where the exit is). Photo: Huy Thu

The giant grotto in Ke Gai parish, shimmering at night, is an attractive tourist destination for many visitors from near and far. This is considered one of the most unique and magnificent works of Nghe An parishioners to welcome Christmas 2020. Photo: Huy Thu