Mo Luong Cave

Mo Luong Cave also has another name in Thai as Bo Luong, which means big water mine. This is a cave located in a limestone mountain range. Through thousands of years of water erosion and erosion, nature has made the cave have a unique appearance consisting of many layers of multi-shaped stalactites around the cave. Combined with the beautiful resources inside, outside the row is a vast nature and ethnic minority villages in the valley. Mo Luong Cave has all 4 main caves with a depth of up to 500 m. The first cave looks like a large royal living room with a ceiling arch height of up to 20 meters, a length of 60 meters, and a width of about 16 meters. Around the cave are layers of stalactites that have undergone thousands of years of erosion. Along the walls are rough stalactites and above the ceiling are stalactites with a beautiful downward direction. Crossing the first cave to the second cave, you will feel like you are lost in another world - a world that only exists in fairy tales with thousands and tens of thousands of strange and attractive shapes made of stone. The 3rd cave is the cave cavity with the coolest temperature. The cave is up to 400 square meters wide and owns a system of stalactites hanging down from the ceiling, shimmering like colorful chandeliers. The cave finally possesses a system of stalactites and stone pillars with many interesting shapes. Because it is the last cave, you can see a small geyser flowing into Mo Luong lake outside.