In most cases, the way out of a hong is just the reverse of the way in but some have more than one route.
I titled today's photo, 'Honging out' as that's essentially what we did once inside the hongs.
Today's photo is a vertical framing taken inside a hong. I think it better demonstrates the scale of the space.
Having arrived in Bangkok I transferred to Phuket and from there took a trip into Phang Nga Bay.
This multi-chambered cave dwelling is the last in this series. Again, taken in the same area of Libya as the others I've posted recently.
This photo was taken close by the location of yesterday's flowstone photo. One feature in this photo that I remain curious about is the small curtain-like calcite growth from the floor that separates the pools of water. My inner geologist and caver don't have answers for that one so any ideas would be appreciated.