Find the world's largest cave

The world's longest and largest marine cave, The cave located in Mexico is 347 kilometers long. In the prehistoric era, the cave is associated with a cave of 83 kilometers (80 miles) from the cave of Dwas Ohos.

Earlier this year, it was found near Mexico's Tulum Beach Resort. Archaeologists are hoping that the world's largest and longest cave will throw light on ancient Maya civilization.

Scuba divers have discovered this tunnel cave, which is very much like the river Circle. Experts believe that due to the discovery of the cave, solutions to many mysteries related to the ancient Maya civilization that have developed and abolished in that region will be solved.

Due to the numerous side-tunnels, it is not less than the lobbying for the divers. At first it was considered as two separate tunnels. After a good dive and the scientists are observing the observation, it is actually part of a cave.

Many people think that ancient Mayan cities are connected to each other through tunnels in the ground floor. The residents of the city contact themselves.

The location of the cave lies in the town of Tulum City in the state of Quanata in eastern Mexico. It has been named as Saak Aatun. It is found in the search run under the Gran Acquero Maya project.

Through this project, research has been done to find and preserve underground water. Work is under the project to monitor and preserve the underwater world of the Yukatan Peninsula region.

After working for some time, the search team found some tunnels under the ground. After extensive investigation, it was found that they were part of the 347-kilometer long tunnel cave. The details will be known in the next few months.

When the search team first counts the cave, then the size of the Sun is 262 kilometers long. At that time, the divers found another tunnel beside it, which was 85 kilometers long.

This tunnel is known as Dos Ojos. At first they thought of two separate tunnels, but later realized that this is part of a cave. Project Director and Underwater Archeologist Zurillamo de Anda said that Dos Ojos is a part of Saak Aatun. This discovery will help to learn about the culture of the period of the Spanish empire from the mythology.