10 Breathtaking Photos of Caves Around the World

Escape to an underground place far away with these stunning pictures of caves from around the world.

This time Shub's Top Ten brings you a list of 10 Breathtaking Photos of Caves Around the World.

1.Melissani Cave

Melissani cave is located on the Greek island of Kefalonia. It has two chambers within the cave, one chamber is open at the top and sunlit, while the other is dark and covered in moss, stalagmites, and algae.

2.Benagil Cave

Benagil Cave sits on the southern coast of Algarve, Portugal. The currents around the cave can be strong so instead of swimming, many people will travel to visit the cave using a stand-up paddleboard or by boat.

3.Reed Flute Cave

Reed Flute Cave was named after the green reeds that grow outside of it that people use to make flutes. This spectacular cave is located in Guilin, China. Colored lights illuminate the stalactites, stone pillars, and rock formations within the cave.

4.Langjokull Glacier ice cave

This huge cave, that looks almost like a wave, was formed from either a hot spring underneath the glacier or melt water from the surface. This ice climber is 80 feet deep in the glacier cave. Speaking of waves, check out these breathtaking wave photos you wont't believe are real.

5.Phraya Nakhon Cave

The Phraya Nakhon Cave is located inside Khao Sam Roi Yot National Park in the Prachuap Khiri Khan Province of Thailand. In the morning, sunlight fills the cave illuminating the small pavilion that sits at the bottom of it. The Khuha Kharuehat Pavilion was built in 1890 for the visit of King Chulalongkorn.

6.Devetashka Cave

This enormous cave in Bulgaria was once inhabited by thousands of humans. Now that humans no longer live in it, around 30,000 bats have made it their home. One of the unique features about the Devetashka Cave is that seven holes in the top of it allowing sunlight to come through and illuminate the space below.

7.Woolshed Cave

This large cavern was carved into a granite cliff by wave erosion. Located in southern Australia, people can visit this cave on Talia Beach as well as nearby blowhole and a large crater.

8.Temimina Cave

Temimina Cave is a small cave located inside of the Alto Ribeira Touristic State Park in São Paulo, Brazil. The park is known for its many caves.

9.Waitomo Caves

Waitomo Caves in New Zealand are also known as the famous glowworm caves. Thousands of glowworms line the walls of the cave creating an unforgettable luminescent light for those that travel through.

10.Batu Caves

The Batu Caves in Malaysia consist of three large caves, and a number of smaller ones, in a limestone hill. The 100-year-old temple inside the cave serves as an important religious landmark by Hindus.