00:04Indonesia Marble Caves is a marble cave in Chile that was formed by water erosion over 6,000 years.
00:12Here is the information for you.
00:16What you are witnessing are the Marble Caves located on the shores of Lake General Carrera in Patagonia, Chile.
00:26The cave known as Cuevas de Marble is not made of ordinary stone,
00:33but rather from natural marble carved by water over thousands of years.
00:39The mineral-rich lake water eroded the marble rock surface and formed these beautiful caves.
00:47This natural process creates winding passageways, pillars and walls with extraordinary textures.
00:58The most amazing thing about the Marble Caves is that their colors can change depending on the season and time.
01:07During the summer, lake levels tend to be higher due to melting glaciers,
01:13thus producing a reflection of the deep blue color of the sky.
01:17Meanwhile, during spring, the shallow water reflects a blue-green color on the cave walls.
01:25Meanwhile in winter, the cave atmosphere changes to become darker and quieter,
01:29as if giving a mysterious impression.
01:33If you enter it, visitors will feel like they are in another dimension.
01:41The only way to get into this cave is by using a small boat or kayak.
01:49Stay tuned to keidonesia.tv for more interesting information.
01:53I'm Dewi Darwis, see you.
