Son Doong among the most magical and beautiful caves in the world

Son Doong was selected as one of the most spectacular caves in the world, along with Mendenhall Ice Cave in the US and Waitomo Glowworm Cave in New Zealand.

Son Doong Cave

Tall enough to house a 40-story building, Son Doong is also large enough to accommodate a Boeing 747. Discovered in 2009, Son Doong is located in Phong Nha Ke Bang National Park, Quang Binh Province, Vietnam. Son Doong is currently the largest cave in the world, with its enormous size, rich vegetation, and surreal beauty inside.

Mendenhall Ice Caves

A very difficult place to access, the Mendenhall Ice Caves system is located 20 meters deep under a glacier. However, the scene here is unlike any other. The glacier that created the caves is melting due to climate change, so this natural wonder is at risk of disappearing. Mendenhall is located in Alaska, the land of glaciers in the US.

Grotto Cave

This is a small cave on the island of Capri, Italy. When entering the cave by boat, visitors will admire the view of the entire surface of the water with a magical blue color. Sitting on the boat and listening to the boatmen singing, this experience will be very memorable.

Waitomo Caves

This is not a Disneyland attraction, but a real place in New Zealand. The cave is most beautiful at night, when the darkness is lit up with countless tiny lights, resembling a starry sky. The beauty is due to the glowworms that live in the Waitomo Caves.

Swallows Cave

At first glance, the cave appears to be just a 60-meter underground space, but the entrance to Swallows is hidden inside and the depth is what makes the difference. At 365 meters deep, it is not only a great destination for the extreme sport of BASE jumping, but also the second deepest place in Mexico. The opportunity to jump here attracts many tourists to challenge themselves as well as witness the spectacular jumps.

Fingal's Cave

Geometry enthusiasts will love exploring Fingal’s Cave in Scotland, which is lined with vertical basalt columns. This natural wonder never fails to amaze visitors. In fact, Fingal’s Cave brought fame to German composer Felix Mendelssohn in 1829, when he wrote the Hebride Overture.

Benagil's Sea Cave

A beautiful beach without the worry of sunburn is the attraction of the sea caves on the Algarve coast of Portugal. Moreover, the beautiful arches are mesmerizing, especially when the sunlight reflects on the cave walls through the water, looking like a painting.

Postojnska Cave

There’s no place quite as magical and strange as Postojnska Cave in Slovenia. The cave is 24 km long and is covered in stalactites and stalagmites. Visitors can reach the cave by mini-shuttle, then explore on foot or watch a musical performance in the cave. While you’re out, be sure to visit Predjama Castle, the world’s largest cave castle.

Deer Cave

The cave has a huge entrance, and from the outside it looks very similar to the alien world in the blockbuster Avatar. Deer Cave is 122 meters high and contains many strange stalactites and hundreds of bats. The cave is named Deer (deer) after the animals that live naturally in Mulung National Park, Malaysia, and Deer Cave is also their home.

According to VnExpress.net