trekking for limestone cave Baratang , andaman ,

The heat was not much, but despite this, the body got wet in sweat in a short time because there was no wind here due to the dense forest. ...

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The heat was not much, but despite this, the body got wet in sweat in a short time because there was no wind here due to the dense forest. After walking for about 1 kilometer, an open field came in which 4-5 houses like villages were also seen. Farming was also happening here. Two or three women from the village had shops here. Jat Devta and Rajesh had almost run forthis even.I was left behind to take pictures and by the time I arrived, both of them had also drank lemonade one glass each and mine was ready. I also drank lemonade and started waiting for my five other companions who were Bengali and, were coming slowly. To be honest, the location of this place was very lovely. Even though you have come to see Limestone, this place was worth seeing.

After Drinking lemonade, we moved towards the Limestone Caves, from now the caves were just half a kilometer away. This time the Bengali man and his family had gone ahead of us. But after walking a little distance, he started screaming. We also wonder what happened.

Looked ahead, A snake which was green, sitting in the middle of the trail. When we shouted,he slipped and sat near the equal tree. Bengalis were in a bad condition on seeing the snake.By the way, this snake was of a thin figure.But were about 3 feet in length.The color is such that even if it goes into the trees and leaves, it will not be seen.Jat sir and I got an excuse to take a photo. When we took a pose, the snake became a model and moved slowly by giving 1- 2 poses. However, there were others like this which we met once more.

Although Baratang Island has a large collection of these limestone caves and around 300 caves are told here, only one of them is open to tourists. It is very big and people can come here to stand comfortably. However, most of this cave is long open and a little darkness comes in the last. This cave is quite high. Not all scientists are unanimous on how these caves emerged. Most of these caves are mostly underground.

This appearance of these caves has been made in millions of years. It has taken thousands of years to build each of their structures. These are natural caves built on the sediment of the sea. This is the only information that is known about these caves made of lime, these structures are due to the rainwater dissolved in the lime. These structures have their origins in various ways. After the lime content is dissolved, drops of water drip from the roof of the cave. These structures have different origins. When a drop of lime dissolves when a drop of water drips from the roof of the cave, so the carbon dioxide already dissolved in them escapes into the atmosphere of the cave in an air form. Due to this process, the fraction of lime dissolved in water also starts to accumulate in solid form on the surface of the cave. Continuing with this process, new limestones are created in the new form inside the cave. In the part of tomorrow, you will be shown more amazing structures that force you to press the finger under the teeth.