Esa’ala Cave
Esa'ala Cave is located in Esa'ala District, Papua New Guinea. Esa'ala cave is the world's deepest cave, also known as the mother of all caves. There are several caverns in Papua New Guinea and around the world.
A group of thirteen persons entered the cave in 1998 to learn more about it. Unfortunately, only one of them made it out alive; the other twelve were killed. This cave may still be 70% undiscovered. The precise depth of this cave is unknown. According to the team who entered the cave, it has a depth of 100 kilometers, although the exact depth has yet to be determined.
Unfortunately, the weather was not good, and a Storm resulted. Only one of the team of around 6 to 8 people survived when ropes were destroyed and the path out was blocked. The team of around 6 to 8 people went inside the water since they had no chance, and the team kept moving until they found a method to get back from the deep ocean. From the ocean, he located a path out of the cave.
Location: Esa'ala District, Papua New Guinea
