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Featured Image – Patagonian Glacier by Adam Gibbs
Our planet has a huge number of surreal places and natural sceneries with beautiful waterfalls, forests and mountains. However, in this article, I wanted to gather more mysterious landscapes. I think that some of the most beautiful places on earth can be found right under our feet. Futhermore, caves are beautiful spots where darkness meets the light coming from the surface. Photography in caves is thus contrasted and unique. Here is a round up of the most stunning caves in the world, I hope these pictures will leave you breathless.
Reed Flut Cave
Mysterious Blue Cave – by Peter Stewart
The Reed Flute cave is a popular tourist attraction in Guilin, China. Inside this water-eroded cave is a spectacular world of various stalactites, stone pillars and rock formations created by carbonate deposition. The multicolored lightning artificially illuminates this natural limestone cave. According to TravelChinaGuide, it has been Guilin’s most interesting attractions for hundred of years.
The reed flute cave – by Dennis Jarvis
Multicolored limestone by Bernt Rostad
Saint Michael’s Cave
Beautiful limestone stalactites – by Ben Coombs
This network of 150 caves found inside the rock of Gibraltar is visited by more than 1,000,000 tourists a year. Saint Michael’s Cave is the most popular of this network and is located within the Upper Rock Nature Reserve, at a height of over 300 meters above sea level.
St Michael’s cave at Gibraltar – by Joonas Lyytinen
St. Michael’s auditorium : a cavern with nice acoustics – by Michael Daines
Tham Phu Kham
Buddha images – by Jean-Michel BAUD
Tham Phu Kham (or Blue Lagoon) is a cave located to the northwest of Vang Vieng, Laos. Even though Buddhism is not the main religion of Loas, it has coexisted peacefully since its introduction to the country with the local polytheism and many templs were built in the country.
The Faiy Cave, Malaysia
Huge cavern with green plant life – by Kai Morgener
The Faiy Cave is located in Kuching, Sarawak, Borneo, Malaysia. Sunlight streams into the main chamber, enabling you to view the limestone formation of several types. The plants take advantages of this sunny place and proliferate.
Source: http://www.bt-images.net/stunning-caves/