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It is dedicated to the biggest underwater gypsum cave in the world. It is located near Orda village (Perm region, Russia). The book contains articles by geologists, stories about animal life of the cave, interviews with pioneers, reviews by leading experts in cave diving.
The book is illustrated with more than 100 unique underwater photos. Also the first published map of Orda cave with additions and clarifications. The work on the book took half a year, the team made more than 150 dives. All 5 kilometers of its underwater galleries were photographed.
For the first time the reader can make an exciting dive with the authors of the book and see the most remote and beautiful part of the cave.
Holy crap, that is beautiful!! Wow! I would love to get a chance to dive in there one day.
Do you know if the book is available in English, and if so, if they ship internationally?
I saw this on the news today. They said the water temperatures were near zero, I assume zero C? Anyway, sounds very beautiful and interesting, I may have to get the book.