Spanning about 4,700 km², the UNESCO Dak Nong Global Geopark is home to 50 volcanic caves discovered in 2007, including C7, Southeast Asia’s longest cave at more than 1 km.
Archaeological finds dating back 6,000–7,000 years reveal traces of prehistoric life, while volcanic craters, forests and local cultural traditions create a unique heritage landscape.
Today, conservation efforts seek to protect these geological, scientific and cultural values for generations to come.
COMING UP IN EPISODE 3: THE CALL OF FORESTS AND WATER
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Touching Heritage, Preserving the Future ( Episode 1): A Legend Born of Fire : https://en.baolamdong.vn/touching-heritage-preserving-the-future-part-1-a-legend-born-of-fire-466943.html
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