Hang En cave was honored in a foreign magazine

Photos of the rare beauty of Hang En cave of Phong Nha and Ke Bang cave system in Quang Binh province have been voted on top of the best photos in March by National Geographic magazine.

The expedition penetrated Hang En underground, a cave created by Rao Thuong river in Quang Binh province.In the dry season, the river is narrowed into small ponds, but in the rainy season, water can rise to nearly 91 meters, covering the rocks at the bottom of the cave.

In a room called "beach" in the Catacombs ruins in Paris, France, a wave swept on a wall painted in watercolor in the style of Japanese woodcutter Hokusai.To make such works can take up to hundreds of hours.

Sponges and glowing corals covered the command chamber for captains on the patrol ship Duane of the US Coast Guard, which was deliberately sunk off the coast of Key Largo in 1987 to create a reef. Artificial corals at a depth of 36 meters.This place currently attracts frequent visits by small groups of fish and divers.

Located very high in Peru's Andes, the ancient city of Machu Picchu - the royal retreat is a testament to the skill of the Inca masters with precision cut stones and steps Perfectly arranged.

In the Van Khoi valley in Alaska, a stream of creek forms a rocky gorge in the 1912 volcano of nearby Novarupta.The snow-covered peaks are located to the far right of Griggs Mountain and Katmai Mountain, belonging to the system of 10 volcanoes surrounding the valley.

In 2007, a farmer informed scientists of strange traces in a shallow lake in Victoria, Australia.This led to an important finding: the traces remained intact on a giant kangaroo (Diprotodon).The giant, slow-moving animal crossed the volcanic valley 100,000 years ago.

An epitaph contains the trophy of two of the 231 Shaolin monks' outstanding monks honored in the tombs of Chua Rung, China.The number of floors of a stupa reflects the virtue of a monk.The bones of this monk as well as the disciples are often buried at the bottom.

A woman kissing salmon in Bristol Bay, Alaska to protest mining, devastating the natural habitat of this creature in the area.

A woman milking horses in Kogershin village, southern Kazakhstan.Recent archaeological studies have shown that the Botai people in the Eurasian steppe regions were the first to actively domesticate horses 5,500 years ago.

The monk and master Shi Dejian and his disciples pulled cement and roof tiles over steep mountain roads to build an elevated hermitage, separate from tourists visiting the Shaolin Temple. .