National Park Services or the department of tourism in many countries around the world are in charge of these caves. Since it is dangerous without the proper equipment or the skills it takes to bring a group inside, a guide is required to accompany people.

Those who want to become guides need adequate training to be able to handle any problem that may happen inside. You must never do anything that will put the group in harm's way so the visitors who got here safely will also be able to leave without any injury.

When a group is coming to see a cave, the guide must make sure all the equipment that will be needed is ready. This includes the helmets, lights, food, first aid kit and rope. No one who isn't properly equipped should be allowed to go inside.

The guide must be physically fit. This is because some of the explorers may need assistance along the way. You must also check on everyone in the group to know the physical limitations before going in.

Along the trail, the guide might see something that is potentially dangerous such as loose rocks or deep water. Should this happen, the professional must find another way to get through or show the guests another part of the cave.

It isn't only the job of the guide to look around and spot for these hazards. Everyone must be briefed to do this since no one will be able to help should something happen. The group has to work together to safely get out.

The guide must record everything that happened inside the cave. The information such as potential danger zones or new discoveries should be relayed to the other guides so no one in that party will also get hurt.

The cave exploring guide should be able to explain the history of the place as well as answer any questions that the people might have on the trip. Tourists are there to look around and learn something from the rock formations, which is good to share with others who will only see the pictures once these people get home.