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Excavating these caves will surely give you a thrill.

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Jackpot Cave in Cagayan

It is the second deepest cave in the Philippines at 115 meters. The cave has a walking size passage, shafts and drops of varying depths that provide for a lot of rope works.
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Odessa Tumbali Cave in PeƱablanca, Cagayan

It has superb formations and passage shapes, canals and lakes for swimming, photography and cave diving
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Sumaging-Latipan in Lomyang Crystal Cave in Sagada, Mt.Province

fossil cave remarkable for its large passages and impressive gours
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Odloman Cave in Mabinay, Negros Oriental

This cave is 8.9 km. long. Five entrances have been connected and the system comprises a mix of large and small galleries with some active streamway.
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Palawan Underground River or St. Paul Subterranean River

The navigable part of the river inside the cave of the 4000-acre St. Paul Subterranean River stretches 15 kilometers in length (5 miles). St. Paul Cave is the 3rd deepest cave in the country.
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