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hyper rare footage of a cave siren. these inhuman forms beckon men closer only to drag them into the abyss of massive underwater river networks deep below. like the lure of an angler fish.
my ancient edit of the real cave diving sign. There's nothing worth dying for in this cave. Seriously.
underground river
For those who are interested, in lieu of a sneak peek (bcuz we’re about 2-3 chapters away from the end, and shit is really crazy in this next one, & I don’t wanna give away too much), I’m posting pictures of my inspiration for that river in chapter 20. If you’ve never heard of the Tham Khoun Xe cave, I can tell ya these pics don’t do it justice:
It’s this big ass river cave in Laos and it’s so freakin cool, guys.
So, yeah, not really a sneak peek. But you can see the real life river cave I based my story’s off of. And if you haven’t read chapter 20 yet, then here’s just some pics of a really cool cave.
Camuy River National Park and Old San Juan
Kayak away into one of the worldś largest river caves in Laos!
If you are sincerely willing to travel to a place where discovery never ceases, the Xe Bang Fai river cave is the way to go. Buried deep in central Laos, somewhere in the middle of the the limestone pinnacles of Khammouane province, finding this remote cave itself is one hell of an adventure, let alone the experiences after you finally arrive. Till date only a few hundred foreign travelers could enter this river cave.
Nong Ping is the nearest village to reach the entrance of the cave. So, it is best to stay at the community guesthouse here. Both inflatable and wooden kayaks are are availble for the exploration.
If you are lucky enough to enter the hidden cave, keep a watch out for one of the lasrgest rimstone basins; worldś largest spider; hexagonal pearls lined up like monsterś eggs near the dragonś hatchery and much more. For extended adventure, you can camp next to the jade-hued pool right at the mouth of the river cave.
Video Credit: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lO3y_4jqk1w
Tham Khoun Xe is an intriguing idea for exploration... Now, let's go with All Know-How exploring Tham Khoun Xe - a world's largest river cave in Laos.
Tham Khoun Xe: World's Largest River Cave in Laos | All Know-How
Delve into a Giant river-cave with a kayak & drone
Delve into a Giant river-cave with a kayak & drone
Xe Bang Fai River (or Tham Khoun Xe) is a Giant river-cave in Laos. Ryan Deboodt is a cave & travel photographer based in China, Deboodt filmed this video through a 2 days kayaking trip. The river-cave lays in Hin Namno National Park. For most visitors the Park permits a merely two kilometers entry into the cave. For this video The park actually invited the photographer and the team to…
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