ท่องดินแดนมหัศจรรย์ใต้พิภพในถ้ำ Cave of Han

#NatureTourism Grottes de Han or Cave of Han is a large cave network in Europe and is part of the Famenne-Ardenne UNESCO Global Geopark. It is also a recommended tourist attraction in the Michelin Guide. This cave is located in the Domaine des Grottes de Han park, which has both cave exploration highlights, a Wildlife Park to see various animals in nature, and an area for fun Glamping. But this time, let's just look inside the cave first. ✅ How to get there There is no parking in the park itself, but there is a paid public parking lot (7 euros per day) not far away. The park is very large, so there is a tram that picks up and drops off at various points according to the specified schedule. After buying a ticket at the front office, you have to take the tram to the cave. To enter the cave, you must join a park guide, who is organized into groups according to the round. There are only 2 languages ​​to choose from: Dutch and French. Photography is allowed inside the cave, but flash photography is prohibited. ✅ Inside the cave This cave was formed by the erosion of the Lesse River for tens of thousands of years. The oldest evidence of human presence in the cave dates back to the Mesolithic era, 10,500 years ago. Inside the cave, there is a sturdy wooden walkway that is easy to walk on. LED lights are installed at various points to allow visitors to see the beautiful and intricate stalactites and stalagmites that are found throughout the cave, as well as ancient wall paintings. The guide will lead you through the rooms deeper and deeper, making you think of the mine scene in Lord of the Rings. ✅ "Origin" Sound & Light Show The last room in the cave to visit is a large hall 110 meters deep. There is a Sound and Light show called Origin, created by Luc Petit, an artist who has worked with Franco Dragone from Cirque du Soleil, fashion designer Jean-Paul Gauthier, and Disney. The concept of the show is to show the origin of the world. The light, color, projections, and music are all very beautiful, grand, and dreamy, like you are really in a fantasy world. It really fits the atmosphere and story of the cave. It is a truly impressive Grand Finale tour. Even though the guide did not understand what he was saying, just seeing the beauty of the cave and watching the show is worth the ticket price. #100TravelTips #TravelEurope #TravelBelgium