Our planet is filled with so much mystery and wonder, but we have only been able explore a fraction of what is there. But what we a discovered is so captivating that words usually do justice.
These underground wonders, for example, were once hidden from view, and they are incredibly beautiful.
1. Ice Crystal Cave, California
Flickr / Moik
This cave is just one of many in the Lava Beds National park, and surprisingly beautiful ice formations characteristics
2. Crystal Cave, California
Flickr / Isabelle Hurbain Palatine
This cave, located in the Sequoia National park, called the famous massive home of the forest.
3. Luray Caverns, Virgina
Wikimedia Commons / ZeWrestler
the caves, discovered there are less than 150 years, have beautiful stalactites and stalagmites that took thousands of years to form.
4. Underground River Puerto Princesa, Philippines
Flickr / paweesit
This underground river breathtaking continues for more than 15 miles.
5. Skocjan Caves, Slovenia
Flickr / MollySVH
a part of a whole system caves, underground wonder this includes miles of tunnels and pools formed over the centuries
6. Fingal Cave, Scotland
Flickr / AJ Alfieri-Crispin
This picturesque site is located on an uninhabited island off the Scottish coast. It also houses some adorable puffins.
7. Blue Grotto, Italy
Wikimedia Commons / Soerfm
one of the most spectacular natural destinations in the world is this underwater sea cave on the island of Capri. He has beautiful blue waters that are illuminated by the light that finds its way in through small openings.
8. Caverna Bellamar, Cuba
Flickr / Sacarias Ventaja
serving as one of the oldest tourist attractions in Cuba (now open the American public), this cave system has many excavations rooms, underground pools, and even a restaurant attached.
9. Grutas de Mira d'Aire, Portugal
Flickr / Pedro Veloso
This system dramatically lit caverns features caves and rock formations that are thousands of years. It even has a restaurant attached to it!
10. Hang Son Doong, Vietnam
This cave unexplored in the video above was just completely examined with the use of drones.
11. Guacara Taina, Dominican Republic
Marziano Studio / Wikimedia Commons
Known as "the Cave", this dance club is built directly into an underground cavern, with a stage, a multitude of lights and a sound system built specifically for its delicate environment.
12. Grutas Cacahuamilpa Caverns, Mexico
Flickr / G Alejandro Martínez Sánchez
one of the largest cave systems in the world in terms of size, this series of caves has a series of underground rivers within. It also features an "auditorium" of fortune who presented a variety of concerts over the years.
13. Gruta de las Maravillas, Spain
El Pantera / Wikimedia Commons
This brightly lit underground oasis in Andalusia is not as great as other caves in the country, but he makes up for it with beautiful lakes and ancient formations pod.
14. National Park of the Chapada Diamantina, Brazil
Flickr / Danielle Pereira
Under the steep cliffs of this beautiful park is a sunken pool with beautiful blue waters. Beneath the surface lies the remains of an old world, including trees and ancient creatures highly protected by the country's implementing legislation.
15. Jeita Grotto, Lebanon
Flickr / kcakduman
These limestone caves extend for nearly six miles, and were inhabited in prehistoric times. It is also the largest stalactite in the world and a series of other wonders that make these caves the top tourist destination in the country.
(via Listverse, The Roosevelts, Oddee)
There are still thousands of worldwide caves that have yet to discover. Meanwhile, take some hiking boots and take to some of the finest underground wonders of the Earth!
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