The most spectacular caves in the world

Over the course of formation in hundreds of millions of years, caves have always been the marvels of nature with its beauty and mystery. Discover the best caves on Earth.

Lilburn Cave

Lilburn Cave is the best cave among more than 240 caves in Sequoia National Park, California, USA. This is a marble maze with 32 km (20 miles) depth. Here there are more than 30 different minerals that create unique, strange colors for the cave walls. Liburn is also considered one of the best caves in America.

Erebus ice cave, Antarctica

Erebus ice cave is beautifully shimmering under the effect of sunlight. The reflection of sunlight on the ice creates the green in the cave.

Lechuguilla Cave

Lechuguilla, Carlsbad Caverns, and New Mexico Caves are classified as one of the most famous beautiful caves on earth. This is the third longest cave in the US and is also one of the longest caves in the world.

Bermuda deep water cave

Bermuda deep water cave is a limestone cave among more than 150 limestone caves in Bermuda. This cave is said to have formed in the ice age. The water is extremely clear, allowing you to see the cave at a depth of 17m.

Fantastic Pit Cave

Fantastic Pit Cave is located in Ellison, Georgia area with a depth of 179 m.

Hang Los Crystales

Los Crystales Cave (crystal cave) in Naica, Mexico has very high temperatures, usually at 136 degrees F (equivalent to 58 degrees C) and humidity of about 90%. It is because of this high temperature that this cave is still unexplored.

Hang Cueva del Fantasma

Venezuela's Cueva del Fantasma Cave is so large that helicopters can fly straight into its lap. This cave was discovered four years ago.

Makauwahi Cave

Makauwahi Cave, Hawaii holds many precious fossils. With a sedimentary history of 10,000 years of sediment, this is one of the places to preserve the ancient vestiges of the early earth.