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Hidden in the jungles of central Vietnam lies a subterranean labyrinth that holds the world鈥檚 biggest cave, Son Doong. In 2014, the school teacher Huong Le was among some of the first Vietnamese people to visit. Awed by its spectacular beauty, when Huong heard about cable car plans that could destroy the cave, she knew she had to act. Huong鈥檚 work to protect Son Doong is featured in the documentary, A Crack in the Mountain.

Azuma Makoto and Shiinoki Shunsuke are great friends. They grew up in a small city in Japan, dreaming of being punk rock stars. But when they moved to Tokyo to pursue their dream, they got sidetracked in a flower market and they now create some of the world's most unusual flower sculptures - some of them have included raw meat and ice, and one has even been sent into space. Gaia Caramazza spoke to them about their unexpected journey into botanical fame.

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(Photo: Huong Le inside Son Doong. Credit: Courtesy of Huong Le)