(Baonghean.vn) - Tham Chang Cave (Piu village, Chau Thuan commune, Quy Chau district) is considered one of the most beautiful and mysterious caves in the cave system of Muong Chieng Ngam.
"Father Nguyen Dinh Thuc incites parishioners."
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From Chau Tien commune (Quy Chau district), travel about 10km along National Highway 48 to reach Tham Chang Cave. According to the Thai ethnic group, Tham Chang means "elephant cave." Local Thai people often tell stories that in the past, King Quang Trung Nguyen Hue, while fighting battles, took his elephants into this cave for shelter, hence the name Tham Chang Cave. (Photo: Ho Phuong) |
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Not only is the cave entrance vast, but many are also amazed by the magnificent scenery deep inside. In many places, the height can reach over 20 meters and the width over 30 meters. Each corner of the cave has different shapes, creating a unique and mysterious landscape. A small stream also flows through the cave. Photo: Ho Phuong. |
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| The highlight of the cave is its naturally formed stalactites and stalagmites in various shapes; some are likened to waterfalls, or the flowing hair of a Thai girl... Photo: Ho Phuong. |
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| Some stalactites have mysterious shapes. Photo: Ho Phuong. |
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| Many of the stalactites in the cave look as if they are covered in gold. Photo: Nguyen Cuong. |
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| At a large cave located near the end of the main cave, there are layers upon layers of colorful stalactites resembling a magnificent palace. Recently, Quy Chau district has developed this area for tourism, considering it one of the destinations within the cluster of tourist attractions in the area, contributing to promoting the image of Quy Chau in particular and Nghe An in general. Photo by Nguyen Cuong. |
Ho Phuong - Nguyen Cuong
