The Cango Caves are one of South Africa's top ten tourist attractions with huge chambers and impressive stalactites and stalagmites dating back thousands of years. You enter at ground level on one side of the impressive visitors' center and then walk up a circular ramp that takes you to the level of the actual entrance to the cave. There is an excellent gift shop and a theater with a movie explaining the history of the caves.
There are three tours that one can take of the caves. One is a short, thirty minute tour of the two most important chambers, and the second is an hourlong tour of six chambers. The third is one that goes into the bowels of the cave crawling through passages only a few inches high. We took the hourlong tour and were quite satisfied.
One of the things that most impressed me was a house built into the entrance of the cave. I meant to ask about it, but I completely forgot.
Photos Taken of the Countryside at the Entrance to the Caves
Trash Can at the Caves
Entrance to the Visitors' Center
Photo of Man Going Through Narrowest Passage in the Caves
Ramps Going Up to the Cave's Entrance
Actual Entrance to the Cave
Inside the Cave
Our Lovely Guide
At the Gift Shop
Check Out the Sign to Go to the Next Register
Countryside on Our Way to the Ostrich Farm
