Sơn Đoòng Cave

Google's Doodles usually mark historical anniversaries, national holidays or other, widely celebrated events. So why is it singing the praises of the Son ...

The first guided tours of the cave began in 2013, priced at $3,000 (£2,284), and before the pandemic there was a reported one-year waitlist to visit for the mythical Son Doong, such is its popularity. Located within VIetnam’s Phong Nha-Ke Bang National Park, a Unesco World Heritage Site, Son Doong is believed to be one of the biggest natural caves in the world. So why is it singing the praises of the Son Doong cave today?

On April 14, Son Doong cave - the world's largest cave - one of the natural wonders of Vietnam was promoted on the Google search homepage of 17 countries ...

Besides, he hoped that plant experts can come to study the biodiversity in the cave in the near future. Nestled deep within the remote jungles of central Vietnam’s Phong Nha-Ke Bang National Park, a UNESCO world heritage site, lies a natural phenomenon unparalleled by any other on Earth - the gargantuan Son Doong Cave. A whole primeval forest that thrives right in this magnificent cave will continue to amaze any visitor to Son Doong, even seasoned explorers.

The world's largest cave, Sơn Đoòng Cave, is featured on the new Google Doodle. It was a secret for years until its towering limestone walls were stumbled ...

This is based on a length of around 5.6 miles and has a volume of 38.5 million cubic metres. He returned home and forgot about the cave." The Hang Son Doong cave in Vietnam is considered to be the world's largest cave.

Google Doodle depicts the image of a giant sinkhole deep inside the cave with illuminating sunlight in honor of the day that local Ho Khanh and experts of the ...

- Why Son Doong cave tour priced at $3,000 a person? - A tour into world's largest cave Son Doong A screenshot from Google Doodle shows the image of a giant sinkhole deep inside Son Doong cave with illuminating sunlight on its homepage on April 14, 2022.