The Phong Nha-Ke Bang National Park, which boasts the high-profile Son Doong Cave, which is the world’s largest, is looking forward to its second recognition by the UNESCO as a world heritage site next month.

The management of the park, secluded in Quang Binh Province, is poised to receive a recognition certificate from the United Nations organization for the second time during its third Cave Week, according to Tran Tien Dung, vice chair of the provincial People’s Committee. He added that the second recognition is based on the park’s stunning biological diversity and resplendent landscape.

The magnificent water stalagmites inside Va Cave, part of the UNESCO-recognized Phong Nha-Ke Bang Park

The park first earned the coveted honor in 2003 for its astounding geological and geomorphologic values.

The aforementioned Cave Week, held on a biennial basis, is slated to run from July 17.

(Source: Tuoitrenews)