Two British newspapers say about Son Doong Cave in Quang Binh Vietnam

On 28 / 7, two newspapers The Telegraph and Daily Mail of Britain is once again posted pictures of the majestic scene inside the largest cave in Vietnam - Son Doong Cave (Ke Bang, Quang Binh).
According to the Daily Mail, Son cave hidden deep in the positive, dense forests in central Vietnam and is part of a complex of 150 caves.

Son Doong Cave  is discovered by the British to explore the cave in July 2009 and published in the July of that year. Results Son Doong Cave expedition that first line of modest depth, approximately 150m long and 60m high.
However, two expeditions were carried out showed that the cave was deep and positive Son so much larger and have passed the previous record set to become the world's largest cave. Than 6.5 km deep, with the wide and 99m high to 240M - enough to put 25 two-story buses stacked or contain enough a 40-storey building
Great photos taken Son Doong cave by photographer Carsten Peter not only shows the majestic scene inside the cave but also a large forest grows right inside. Photographer Carsten came from Munich, Germany took these photographs during the expedition in 2010 with the cave dwellings of the English and German .

purpose of the expedition is to explore the Son Doong Cave and hang sketch diagrams.

"We discovered the new row, it's quite large so very difficult to photograph. But it is great feeling when shooting a newly discovered cave ... I love to explore. I've fortunate to have landed some beautiful caves and this is one of the most beautiful caves. I am a photographer and as an explorer during the past 35 years. I've been to many caves. more can not be counted. But this is one of the unique caves and the most unusual I've ever seen. "
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