Vietnam's landmark - Son Doong Cave - honored by Google Doodle
On April 14, Son Doong cave - the world's largest cave - one of the natural wonders of Vietnam was promoted on the Google search homepage of 17 countries and territories.
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On April 14, Son Doong cave - the world's largest cave - one of the natural wonders of Vietnam was promoted on the Google search homepage of 17 countries and territories.
Son Doong, the world's largest natural cave located in Vietnam's central province of Quang Binh, was celebrated in April 14’s ‘Google Doodle’ to mark the discovery of the site in 2009.
Son Dong Cave honoured by Google Doodle (Photo: Google) The cave was hounoured on the Vietnamese Google homepage together with 17 nations around the world, including the UK, Singapore, Thailand, Mexico, Sweden, Greece, Romania, Argentina, and Chile. The cave, which has a large, fast-flowing underground river inside, had its entrance discovered by local resident Ho Khanh in 1990. Professional geologists estimate that the cave was formed about 2 to 5 million years ago. (Photo: VNA) In 2009, the BCRA expedition team (British Cave Research Association) officially announced Son Doong as the world&...