Since we are not in the Congo, or anywhere near the Congo, there is no way that the Cango Caves connect to the Congo. However, they are in South Africa, far away, and still get visited by busloads of tourists, literally.<\/p>\n
There were two different choices for the tours, the Standard Tour and the Adventure Tour. We chose the Adventure Tour.\u00a0 The Standard Tour is, and I quote, \u2018An easy walk through the first six and largest and most spectacular halls and continuing through to the \u201cAfrican Drum Room\u201d. A few stairways.\u2019 The Adventure tour, however, is different, and I quote again, \u2018A challenging tour, with exciting passages and narrow chimneys, requiring a degree of fitness. For lean people only!\u2019 I wasn\u2019t sure if we counted as lean people, but we made it.<\/p>\n
The first part was part of the Standard Tour, then we began doing interesting things. We went through a long, wide, and short passageway for a ways before coming out and going up a really skinny staircase. At the top, we went for a while before going up a really narrow chimney, going straight up. When we finished with that, we army crawled through a tiny hole and dropped back out at the top of the tall staircase. Then we went back the way we came.<\/p>\n
That\u2019s all for now, Folks!<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Since we are not in the Congo, or anywhere near the Congo, there is no way that the Cango Caves connect to the Congo. However, they are in South Africa, far away, and still get visited by busloads of tourists, … Continue reading