Clearwater Cave
The Clearwater Cave is 51 km long (the longest cave passage in South-East Asia) and 355m deep. It takes its name from an underground river that spills through a natural grate to form a crystal-clear swimming pool near the cave entrance. A bridge over the river is reached by the path on the left of the cave entrance. The path on the right passes some of the cave's finer features. Access is via steep concrete steps up a hillside then along a walkway, which can be slippery in places. |
On the way from Wind Cave to Clearwater Cave. The walk takes about 15 minutes.
boats parking outside Wind Cave (left) and boardwalk above the river (right)
Clearwater Cave: entrance (left) and illuminated walkways (right)
Clearwater Cave: underground river
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