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Balbalan in Kalinga is poised to attract more visitors to this town blessed with Karst topography. Balbalan caves are underground marvels with some some having a subterranean river, teeming with below ground fauna, and with marvelous speleothem formations.
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Maanus Cave in Tawang, Balbalan, Kalinga, a subterranean marvel teeming with below ground fauna and with marvelous speleothem formations, is poised to attract more visitors to this town blessed with Karst topography.
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The Uta Cave, otherwise known as Uta Lyang, is one of the several jaw-dropping spelunking destination Balbalan, Kalinga.
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The Uguid Subterranean River, also known as Uguid-Maling Cave, an extraordinary talus cave found in Balbalan, Kalinga, is one of the deepest subterranean places in the Philippines.
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Talus caves are formed as boulders and large stones collapse and get deposited at the base of cliffs, gorges, slopes, narrow slopes, or precipices. Technically speaking, these are not caves as the “subterranean” spaces were created by these large chunk of boulders serving as ‘roof’, bringing forth tunnels, also termed as talus caves.
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Dinugdugan Cave is one of the best subterranean wonders in Tawang, Balbalan, Kalinga because of its massive caverns, incomparable speleothem formations, and it also offers an underground river.
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Maaya-ayas Cave in Buaya, Balbalan, Kalinga is an exceptional work of nature as it boasts an active subterranean river as well as beautiful stone formations.
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Magangab Cave in Tawang, Balbalan, Kalinga, an underground marvel with a subterranean river, teeming with below ground fauna, and with marvelous speleothem formations, is poised to attract more visitors to this town blessed with Karst topography.
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Cave zones are mainly divided into entrance, twilight and dark zones. The presence or absence of light, temperature, and fauna are the main defining criteria.
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The Cacupangan Cave System, located in Pangasinan, is a subterranean wonder which has an underground river, teeming with exciting limestone formations, and houses several fauna and flora.
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