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One of the most dreaded incidents any caver fears while exploring is being hit with a flash flood. A young British woman and her fiance faced this terrifying situation when a torrent of water hit them while in a Thai cave, and she had to cling to a ledge in the pitch black cave for 16 hours.

Nam Talu Cave, also known as Coral Cave or Tham Nam Talu, is situated in the beautiful Khao Sok National Park in southern Thailand. The cave gets its name from the underground river that flows through it, which adds to the unique feeling inside. This river creates a special atmosphere that you can feel as you explore the cave. The cave is a fascinating spot to visit if you're in the area and want to experience something different in nature.

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