Laos: Chom Ong cave, one of the longest in South-East Asia, opened as new visitor attraction


VIENTIANE, Feb 2 (Vientiane Times/ANN): Oudomxay province has officially opened Chom Ong cave, said to be one of the longest in Southeast Asia as a drawcard for visitors, hoping to make the province a more viable tourist destination.

The Minister of Information, Culture and Tourism, Prof. Dr Kikeo Khaykhamphithoune and Deputy Minister of Information, Culture and Tourism, Mr Ounthuang Khaophanh attended the event.

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