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Spelunkers will surely enjoy exploring the Langun-Gobingob caves
of Calbiga, Samar, said to be the 2nd largest Karst cave in the world.
The Calbiga Cave, the Philippines’ biggest karst formation and at 2970
hectares, one of the largest in Asia, is an adventurer’s playground. It
was only first systematically explored in 1987 by an eight-person team
of Italian speleologists, and the main cave, Langun, has a chamber the
size of three football fields. All these attraction are between one and two
hours’ drive, plus between 1 hour and 1 hour 30 minutes’ walk, from the
Calbiga proper.
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“The perfect Wedding Planning with perfect Wedding Favors ”
of Calbiga, Samar, said to be the 2nd largest Karst cave in the world.
The Calbiga Cave, the Philippines’ biggest karst formation and at 2970
hectares, one of the largest in Asia, is an adventurer’s playground. It
was only first systematically explored in 1987 by an eight-person team
of Italian speleologists, and the main cave, Langun, has a chamber the
size of three football fields. All these attraction are between one and two
hours’ drive, plus between 1 hour and 1 hour 30 minutes’ walk, from the
Calbiga proper.
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“The perfect Wedding Planning with perfect Wedding Favors ”