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Naica Cave: the Mexican Cave that Looks Like Giant Crystals
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The Cave of Naica, also known as Cueva de los Cristales, is one of the most amazing underground landscapes in the world. It is connected to the Naica mine, in the municipality of Saucillo, state of Chihuahua, Mexico, and is located about 300 meters below the surface. Its fame is due to the huge selenicite crystals that pass through the chamber as transparent columns. Unlike other tourist caves, this place cannot be traveled freely. Its internal …
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