Ha Ko - MH0011

Length 172m Depth 0m
Grottocenter / carte

Location

Ha Ko is the local Red Lahu name for the cave. The entrance is at the end of a 2 km long depression which in 1982 contained a field of opium poppies. Martin Ellis - 11/04/2020

Description

Martin Ellis - 11/04/2020

The cave is part of the Ya Pa Nae stream system. A short scramble at the foot of an overhanging cliff opens into a 4m wide and 3m high passage between mud banks and muddy decoration suggesting extensive flooding. This gradually narrows to a bedrock crawl and eventually the passage becomes impassable. The cave was blocked when visited by the APS in 1985.

Topography

Martin Ellis - 11/04/2020

DUNKLEY, JOHN ROBERT; BRUSH, JOHN B. (ED.) (1986)

Documents

Bibliography 11/04/2020
  • DEHARVENG, LOUIS ET AL. (1986) "ExpÚdition Tha´-Maros 85" Association PyrÚnÚenne de SpÚlÚologie, Toulouse ISBN 2-906273-00-7 Dunkley, John Robert (1985a) "Karst and Caves of the Nam Lang - Nam Khong Region, North Thailand" Helictite Vol. 23 No. 1 pp3-22 DUNKLEY, JOHN ROBERT (1995) "The Caves of Thailand" Speleological Research Council, Sydney ISBN 0-9589253-9-9 DUNKLEY, JOHN ROBERT; BRUSH, JOHN B. (ED.) (1986) "Caves of North-west Thailand: Report of the Australian Speleological Expeditions 1983-1986" Speleological Research Council, Sydney ISBN 0-9589253-2-1
[Topo] Ha Ko 11/05/2019

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