Dak Nong’s largest volcanic cavern system to open in 2016
A volcanic cavern system in the Central Highlands province of Dak Nong- the longest of its kind in Southeast Asia- is set to open to public in 2016.
The 25-km volcanic cavern system was discovered by a group of Vietnamese and Japanese scientists
in Krong No district’s Choah village in 2014.
The system includes more than 100 caves with different sizes
To enter the caves, visitors have to cross a large grass hill
The caves were formed millions of years ago
The cave entrance
With unique geological identities and magnificent landscapes, the volcanic cavern system is seen as an ideal destination
in Dak Nong aiming to attract more domestic and foreign tourists as a contribution to boosting
the locality’s socio-economic development.
Green mosses and ferns covered walkways
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