Giant Cave In Vietnam, Home To An Ancient Race Of Reptiles?

Hang Son Doong, a gigantic underground cave and one of the least explored places in the world, may be linked to some mysterious sightings. The inhabitants claim that gray reptilian creatures that walk upright inhabit the place.

Hang Song Doong belongs to the Phong Nha-Ke Bang cave system in the central province of Quang Bing, Vietnam. It was accidentally discovered in 1990 while a man was visiting the downtown jungles.

The gigantic cave, 200 meters wide, 150 meters high and at least 6.5 kilometers long, is an enigma for Science, especially when you take into account local reports of reptilian creatures that inhabit it.

Reptilian creatures in the giant cave in Vietnam

As of 2019, Howard Limbert, British explorer and expedition team leader for the British Cave Research Association. He worked as an editor for CNBC to provide an update on the discovery of the giant Hang Son Doong Cave.

Until now, only 1,000 tourists are allowed to visit it a year and Oxalid Adventures is the only company authorized to take visitors inside.

In 2009, Ho Khanh led members of the British Cave Research Association expedition. However, until then, they were unaware of the immensity of the cave.

According to Limbert, his team first explored Hang Son Doong Cave in 1994, and the river flowing inside dips into an enclosed valley.

Finding the location of the cave was a challenge as Ho Khanh lost track of the entrance. But luckily, they managed to find her. Khanh explained that he went into the jungle to collect firewood, but had to seek shelter when a storm broke out. Thus, he found the entrance to the gigantic cave.

This 3-million-year-old underground world has caught the attention of theorists. Residents said that the place is inhabited by mysterious beings; reptilian humanoids that live in the deepest part of the cave.

Interestingly, these beings are similar in description to the seraphim or winged serpents of Kabbalistic tradition. Kabbalistic teachings say that seraphim lived inside the Earth.

Even American soldiers reported about this subterranean world and the existence of horrible lizardmen emerging from it.

Mysterious sightings

When the cave opened to visitors in 2013, many sightings of humanoid creatures were reported. There was even talk of the kidnapping of a person who was not found.

In January 2015, a YouTube video claimed to show an image of a reptilian creature inside the giant cave. It was filmed by one of the visitors, who described it as a “demonic creature”.

An alleged report from a unit stationed in South Vietnam near the giant cave in 1970 stated that a “2 meter vertical humanoid lizard” was seen near the entrance.

The unit fired on the creature, but escaped unharmed as no body was found and no sign of injury. The anonymous soldier who signed the report said his unit was not informed of the incident, so he believes the event was just hush-up.

Sightings of reptilian beings in underground caverns are found all over the world. From Peru to China, being one of the greatest enigmas in History.

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