2025 Son Trach Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in December)

Hidden deep within the Phong Nha-Ke Bang National Park in Quang Binh Province, Thien Duong Cave, also known as Paradise Cave, lives up to its name in every sense. With its jaw-dropping stalactites, soaring chambers, and serene atmosphere, this is one of the most spectacular caves not only in Vietnam — but in all of Southeast Asia. Why Visit Paradise Cave? Discovered by local people in 2005 and opened to tourists in 2010, Paradise Cave stretches over 31 kilometers, making it one of the longest dry caves in Asia. The accessible part for visitors is about 1 km, but every step inside reveals awe-inspiring formations, some shaped like lotus flowers, towers, and ancient temples. What sets this cave apart is its scale and silence — with ceilings up to 72 meters high and a cool, peaceful atmosphere, it feels like walking through an underground cathedral sculpted by nature. What to Expect Boardwalk Experience: Visitors walk along a well-lit wooden boardwalk that winds through massive chambers filled with dramatic limestone formations.Stunning Formations: Look for unique stalagmites and stalactites with poetic nicknames given by locals, such as “Heavenly Pillars” and “Falling Curtain.”Photographer’s Dream: The lighting inside the cave enhances the textures and colors of the stone, making it ideal for photography. Travel Tips For the ultimate cave-hopping experience, visit Phong Nha and Tien Son first, then end with the grandeur of Paradise Cave. Getting There: Paradise Cave is about 25 km from Phong Nha town. You can go by motorbike, car, or as part of a guided tour. The road runs through picturesque countryside places.  Entry Fee: Around 250,000 VND (~$10 USD) per person, with electric buggy rides available for an extra fee to shorten the walk to the entrance. What to Bring: Comfortable walking shoes, a light jacket (the cave is cool), and water. Best Time to Visit: Dry season (February to August) offers the easiest access and clearest views. Final Thoughts Whether you're a cave enthusiast or simply looking for one of Vietnam’s most breathtaking natural sights, Paradise Cave is a must-visit. Its sheer size, beauty, and quiet majesty offer a humbling and unforgettable experience. #paradisecave #thienduongcave #phongnhakebang #vietnamcaves #quangbinh #ecotravel #vietnamadventure #hiddengemsvietnam #travelvietnam #tripmoments

Located in Phong Nha-Ke Bang National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site in central Vietnam, Phong Nha Cave and Tien Son Cave are two natural wonders that captivate travelers with their stunning beauty and ancient geology. Whether you're an adventurer, nature lover, or curious explorer, this underground journey is one you won't forget. Phong Nha Cave: The Underground River Adventure Phong Nha is one of the most famous caves in Vietnam — and for good reason. Stretching over 44.5 km, it's known for its massive caverns, underground rivers, and striking limestone formations. Visitors can explore the cave by boat, gliding through the dark, cool interior while marveling at stalactites and stalagmites that resemble dragons, lions, and mythical towers. Only a portion of the cave is open to tourists, but even this short stretch is breathtaking. Tien Son Cave: The "Dry Cave" With a View Located just above Phong Nha Cave, Tien Son Cave is often called the “dry cave”, as it doesn’t have a river running through it. To reach it, you'll climb around 300 stone steps, but the effort is rewarded with panoramic views of the countryside and a quieter, less-touristy atmosphere. Inside, Tien Son features enormous chambers, glowing rock formations, and ancient geological textures that date back tens of millions of years. The cave also has a special acoustic quality — clap your hands, and you'll hear the sound echo like a drum. What to Know Before You Go Getting There: Phong Nha is located in Quang Binh Province, about 40 km from Dong Hoi City. You can reach it by bus, train, or domestic flight. Best Time to Visit: From February to August, during the dry season. Tour Options: Join a boat tour from the Phong Nha Tourist Center, often including both caves. Phong Nha and Tien Son caves cost 150,000 VND + 80,000 per person to enter. You will also need to hire a boat to access the cave which costs 400,000 VND, the cost of which can be shared between up to 12 passengers.  What to Bring: Comfortable shoes, water, and a light jacket (it gets cool inside the caves). Final Thoughts Visiting Phong Nha and Tien Son Caves is like stepping into another world — one shaped by nature over millions of years. From underground rivers to cathedral-like rock chambers, this is one of Vietnam’s top natural attractions and a must-visit for your bucket list. #phongnhacave #tiensoncave #phongnhakebang #vietnamnature #tripmoments #unescoworldheritage #hiddengemsvietnam #vietnam #vietnamtravel

he Park’s landscape is formed by limestone plateaux and tropical forests. It features great geological diversity and offers spectacular phenomena, including a large number of caves and underground rivers. The site harbours a high level of biodiversity and many endemic species. The extension ensures a more coherent ecosystem while providing additional protection to the catchment areas that are of vital importance for the integrity of limestone landscapes. It contains many natural mysteries with caves which likes luxurious palace inside limestone mountain formed over thounsands of years. Phong Nha -Ke Bang is compared as a huge geologic museum having high value, worldwide meaning due to its complicated structure, gathering place of various stones such as sandstone, quartz, schist, limestone containg silic, marl, granodiorite stone, aplite stone, pegmatite stone, etc. Phong Nha-Ke Bang contains geologic history of development complicated geology over 400 million years ago of the Earth. The important tectonic stages and fault movement phases, and folds created continuous mountains, sedimentary basin subsidence. These movements contribute to various geology, terrain, and geomorphology. #campingglamping

◼️ Phong Nha Cave, Vietnam Go to Quang Binh, Central Vietnam - #Phong Nha Krabang National Park Visited the oldest existing karst cave in the world - #天堂洞 I really can't describe the excitement at that moment. A small hole that looks ordinary on the outside As soon as I entered, I was immediately shocked by the vastness and strange stalactites in front of me. It really feels like entering a fairyland, a foreign land It is a picture that is difficult for human senses to understand and chew. Paradise Cave was discovered by a local farmer in 2005. This farmer likes to go exploring when he is not working. People around him always laughed at him. One day, he was exploring as usual. While resting in a place, I found a strange cool breeze behind me. So I found a small hole, and when I went in, I found that it was such a huge stalactite cave. Later, a British expedition team came to explore, and the flood stopped when they advanced 31 kilometers. Currently, only 1 km is open to tourists. Just this short 1 kilometer is enough to make people unforgettable The formation of Paradise Cave is at least 400 million years old It was originally on the seabed, but later due to the uplift of the earth's crust, it was eroded. Leave the solid marble part. Walking in the cave, I held my breath and stared at the incredible sight before my eyes Unlike the caves in Halong Bay, the wonders of Paradise Cave do not require a gorgeous light show. Just simple white and yellow light, lighting up the cave All that remains is to appreciate the wonders of nature. We visited yesterday afternoon, as group tourists usually go there in the morning. So it is rare for us to enjoy such beautiful scenery and realm alone The cave was very quiet during the visit. There is only the sound of water dripping, like the heartbeat of the Paradise Cave You will feel that she is growing up and is still growing. Indeed, if there is only one person in the cave, That kind of atmosphere and scene is completely beyond the scope of what a small human like me can understand and accept. There is indeed some fear, some excitement and admiration What I want to say is that if I were alone in the cave, I would be able to escape quickly. 📌 #How to get to Paradise Cave Because we were riding our own bikes, we didn't check it specifically. But generally speaking, 1. Take a local tour from Dong Hoi City 2. Rent a motorcycle from Dong Hoi City Whether you are from Hanoi in North Vietnam, Ho Chi Minh City in South Vietnam or Da Nang in Central Vietnam You can choose to take a train, plane or open bus. If you have a limited budget and unlimited time, open buses are really your best friend. When I traveled to South Vietnam before, I relied on him the whole time. Girls don't have to worry about taking a night train alone, but of course you still have to pay attention to safety. Choose a safe and reliable bus, preferably one recommended by a local friend Back to the topic #PhongNhaKeBang National Park has 4 most well-known caves. The national park itself is free to enter, but the caves have separate fees. ● #Phung Nha Cave: 250,000vnd ticket + 360,000vnd boat fee Phong Nha Cave is the most visited place because it is the closest and has a higher tourist nature. It is a wet cave, so you need to take a boat to get there. The boat costs 360,000 VND. You can share the boat fare with locals or other tourists. ● #BlackHole: The most expensive, 450,000vnd, for adventure and entertainment. First, zipline over, then start tracing the stream into the cave. The mud in the black hole is dense, so everyone will float up and be covered in mud. It's very interesting. Finally, paddle back. It's a favorite of European and American guests. ● #Tiantangdong: 250000vnd+100000vnd for the shuttle bus to the cave entrance You can freely choose the shuttle bus, but we chose to walk there. It is actually quite close, so we can save money. At that time, there were also many European and American tourists walking. Depending on your walking speed, the walking distance is about 20-30 minutes. Only then will you reach the entrance, but it is not yet the cave entrance. You still have to climb 570m of mountain road. The oldest cave in the world is worth your effort! As mentioned above, only one kilometer is currently open to tourists. In fact, there is a limited itinerary, but it is limited to 15 people per day. You can change into equipment and continue exploring for 7 kilometers. The fee is US$100. For those who like adventure, I think it should be worth it if you have enough time. However, there are no trails and no lights on the road afterwards, which must be quite scary. ● #Han Song Cave: It was also discovered by the farmer just now. It is a very famous Han Song Cave. It also has a limited number of visitors each year, and the price is not cheap, $3,000 per person! It takes seven days, and it is said that it takes 2-3 days of climbing to reach the cave entrance.

According to the City Phong nha is the adventure capital of asia. There are many activities to do. First of all there are the world famous caves and you can do kayaking and hiking. Wildwaterrafting is also very popular at this destination. In the neighborhood are many restaurants and shops. The tour to the caves will coat around 50 $ and you can visit many different ones

#awesomepic #情侣出游 #美食 #foodie On the first day, the journey will pick you up and depart from Hue. On the way, you will stop in Quang Tri and visit La Vang Holy Land, also known as the Minor Basilica, a pilgrimage site for Vietnamese Catholics. Continuing the journey, you will be introduced to historical revolutionary sites such as: Quang Tri ancient citadel, Doc Mieu base and take photos at the 17th parallel - Hien Luong bridge, Ben Hai river. Arriving in Quang Binh at noon, you will rest and eat at Xuan Son boat station, then start the journey to explore Phong Nha cave. Going down the Son river on a wooden boat, you will admire the longest cave in Southeast Asia and enjoy the limestone mountains, underground river system and stalactites of Phong Nha cave. In addition, before returning to the wharf, you will also be able to admire the scenery of the riverside village life with images typical of Vietnamese countryside. After a night of rest and fun in Dong Hoi, the next morning, the car will take you to Mooc stream to bathe in the stream and visit. After lunch, the journey to explore Thien Duong cave continues to take you to one of the caves with the most majestic and magical stalactites and stalagmites in the world. Known as the garden of paradise on earth, visiting Thien Duong cave, you will be amazed by the layers of stalactites with many different shapes. The summer temperature outside is 36-37°C, but inside Thien Duong cave is always 20-21°C. The extremely cool temperature combined with the colorful stalactites makes you feel like you are stopping in the garden of paradise.

Phong Nha Village is the main tourist center of the Phong Nha-Ke Bang National Park, one of Vietnam's most spectacular natural areas. It's the starting point for trips to the country's largest caves, including the world-famous Son Doong and the more accessible Paradise Cave, Phong Nha Cave, and Dark Cave. How to get there • Plane: The nearest airport is Dong Hoi (VDH). It's about a 40-50-minute taxi ride from the airport to the village. • Train: You can travel to Dong Hoi, then take a taxi or transfer. • Bus: There are overnight buses from Hanoi, Hue, and Da Nang. Why stay in the village The quiet, rural atmosphere is the perfect base for exploring nature and exploring. Most tours start right here, so you don't have to travel far. Good to know • The best way to get around is by scooter or bicycle; the roads are good. • Cave tours are only possible during the dry season (usually December–April). • Most excursions must be booked in advance. #vietnamtrip

#vietnamtrip Here are key jungle locations in Vietnam, that will empress anyone: 1. Cat Tien National Park (Southern Vietnam) • Features: Primordial lowland rainforest, wetlands, and the Dong Nai River. Home to gibbons, sun bears, and rare birds like the orange-necked partridge. • Exploration highlights: Trekking to Crocodile Lake, night safaris spotting slow lorises, and discovering 600-year-old giant Tung trees. 2. Phong Nha-Ke Bang National Park (Central Vietnam) • Features: Limestone karsts, underground rivers, and the world’s largest caves (e.g., Son Doong). Dense jungles shelter pheasants and macaques. • Exploration highlights: Trails like the Botanic Garden route reveal wartime bunkers and hidden waterfalls like Dark Cave’s blue lagoon. 3. Pu Mat National Park (North-Central Vietnam) • Features: Remote Annamite Range jungles bordering Laos. Habitat for saola (rare antelope) and jungle cats. • Exploration highlights: Trekking to Khe Kem Waterfall and navigating the Rao Nay River by bamboo raft. 4. Kon Ka Kinh National Park (Central Highlands) • Features: Montane forests with endemic species like the gray-shanked douc langur. Canopy layers described in the passage are prominent here. • Exploration highlights: Birdwatching for crested argus pheasants and camping near ancient gnarled trees. 5. U Minh Thuong National Park (Mekong Delta) • Features: Swampy mangrove jungles, akin to Coringa Sanctuary (mentioned in search results). Home to fishing cats and otters. • Exploration highlights: Boating through flooded forests and spotting fireflies at dusk.

Phong Nha is a hidden gem located in Quang Binh Province in north-central Vietnam, rarely visited by Chinese travelers! The most famous activity here is cave exploration in Phong Nha-Ke Bang National Park～🌍 I stayed in Phong Nha for a few days and, due to physical limits, only explored 3 beginner-friendly caves. The visitors were mostly outdoor enthusiasts from Europe and America! 👉 Cave Exploration Guide: 1️⃣ Phong Nha Cave 🚣 📍 Location: Near Son Trach Village 💰 Ticket: 150,000 VND The most basic cave adventure! First take a 4 km boat ride, then walk to explore～ Completely easy with no difficulty, relaxing and great for photos📸 2️⃣ Paradise Cave ✨ 📍 Location: Deep inside the national park A stunning display of karst landscape! You need to climb several hundred steps, but the beautiful cave views make it all worthwhile～ The 1 km walking route is totally manageable🌟 3️⃣ Dark Cave 🤿 📍 Location: Mountain area across the river 💰 Cost: About 600,000 VND The most thrilling experience! Zipline + swimming + mud bath all in one fun package～ Remember to bring old swimwear and a change of clothes to enjoy the mud party👙 💡 Tips: Hang Son Doong Cave requires booking one year in advance + a $3000 budget Phong Nha offers over 300 caves for you to choose from It’s recommended to stay locally for 2-3 nights to fully experience it Be cautious during the rainy season; the best time is from April to September Recognized by European and American backpackers as Asia’s cave exploration paradise

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Phong Nha - Ke Bang National Park is more than just a natural park; it’s a place that highlights the importance of ecological preservation. The Turtle Conservation Center and the Primate Rescue Center were particularly impressive from an educational perspective. Visiting with children provided a great opportunity to see endangered animals up close and understand the efforts being made to protect them. The park itself was well-maintained, with clear signage along the trekking routes, ensuring no risk of getting lost. After exploring the park, we enjoyed delicious local Vietnamese cuisine at a nearby restaurant, making for a delightful experience. This destination perfectly combines nature, education, and great food. Next time, I’d love to try exploring the caves within the park. Phong Nha - Ke Bang National Park truly is a hidden gem of Vietnam.

Quoc Phuong National Park is the perfect destination to enjoy the natural beauty of northern Vietnam. Located just 2-3 hours by car from Hanoi, it offers great accessibility and a refreshing escape from the stress of city life with its lush forests and fresh air. One of the most impressive features is the center dedicated to protecting endangered primates. Watching monkeys freely roam among the trees reminded me of the importance of preserving nature. The park offers various trekking routes suitable for different fitness levels. I chose a gentle trail to walk with my family, allowing us to enjoy the scenery together, and even the kids found it engaging and fun. The rest areas and observation decks scattered throughout the park are perfect for taking photos. If you love nature, this is a must-visit destination. Next time, I plan to come with friends and challenge myself with a longer trail.

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#phongnha #cave Phong Nha Ke Bang National Park, Quang Binh is an attractive destination for any travel enthusiast. This place possesses majestic natural beauty, caves with magical beauty, pristine primeval forests and countless interesting things waiting for you to discover when you have the opportunity to travel to Quang Binh.

#holidayitinerary ### **Why It’s a Must-Visit** Phong Nha - Kẻ Bàng National Park is Vietnam’s hidden gem, a UNESCO-listed wonderland of colossal caves, emerald rivers, and misty jungles. As a solo traveler, I was blown away by its raw beauty and adventurous spirit—from ziplining into the **Dark Cave** 🦇 to kayaking through the **Son River** 🚣. Unlike crowded tourist spots, Phong Nha feels untouched, with warm locals and a backpacker-friendly vibe. ### **Background: Vietnam’s Underground Kingdom** Discovered in the 1990s, this park is home to **Son Doong**, the world’s largest cave (big enough to fit a skyscraper!) . But you don’t need a $3,000 expedition to enjoy it—**Paradise Cave** (31km long!) and **Phong Nha Cave** (boat-access only) offer jaw-dropping stalactites without the crowds . The area’s war history adds depth—locals hid in caves during bombings, and remnants linger in sites like **8 Ladies Cave** . ### **Solo Traveler Tips** 1. **Stay Social**: Hostels like **Easy Tiger** or **Phong Nha Backpackers** are perfect for meeting fellow adventurers. Join group cave tours—**Oxalis** runs epic treks to Hang En or Tu Lan . 2. **Budget Smart**: Dorms start at $8/night; meals cost ~$5. Splurge on a **motorbike loop** ($10/day) to explore rice paddies and the **Bong Lai Valley** . 3. **Pack Right**: Bring waterproof shoes (caves are muddy!), a headlamp, and swimwear for river dips. 4. **Go Off-Peak**: Visit **Feb–Aug** to avoid monsoon floods . 5. **Try the Quirks**: Chill at the **Pub with Cold Beer** (catch your own chicken!) or join a **duck massage** at Duck Stop 🦆 . ### **Final Verdict** Phong Nha is **adventure meets serenity**—a solo traveler’s dream with caves, history, and endless stories. Don’t miss it before tourism booms! 🌍🔥 **Pro Tip**: Book tours in advance (some caves limit visitors) and chat with locals—they’ll share secrets no guidebook can . *Have you been? Drop your favorite Phong Nha memory below!* 💬👇

Cave exploration is definitely the most memorable and fun trip in Vietnam this time! ! ! Black cave is a must-see in this life! ! ! 🕰️Business hours: 08:30-17:30 every day 💰Average consumption: 450k VND/person 🏖️Atmosphere/facilities: zip line + boating + cave exploration + mud bath + water recreation area #Vietnam #Phong Nha Black Cave

From just two people to a family of four, this is our fifth visit to Phong Nha Cave. This time, we chartered a boat to the cave again and took our two children, all under three, to explore Tien Son Cave (or rather, cave climbing). No matter how tiring it was, it was definitely worth it; it was truly beautiful!

#summervacay Phong Nha Cave is an experience that combines nature and history. Reached by boat along a serene river, the cave entrance appears like a scene from a movie. Once inside, the waterway continues through the cave itself—a cool, dark corridor filled with stunning rock formations. Our guide pointed out shapes that looked like dragons and temples. On a hot summer day, floating through this cave was as refreshing as it was awe-inspiring.

#summervacay Phong Nha-Ke Bang in summer is a lush wonderland of jungle, caves, and limestone mountains. I visited Paradise Cave and was blown away by its cathedral-like size and cool interior—a welcome escape from the summer heat. Boating into the Phong Nha Cave itself was surreal. The park is perfect for adventurous souls: hiking, cave exploration, and swimming in jungle streams. It’s one of Vietnam’s most majestic natural places.

Finished an incredible 3-day trek to Hang Tiên in Ninh Bình with Oxalis in Oct— and wow, what a journey! Jungles, limestone valleys, hidden caves, and rivers so clear you can see the stones beneath. Nature was at its rawest, and most beautiful. What made it even better? The porters — unbelievably kind, funny, and always ready to help (even when your legs start to give up 😅). Camp under the stars, climb through caves, swim in jungle streams… this isn’t just a trek — it’s an experience. Highly recommend to anyone who wants to disconnect and reconnect — with nature and yourself

Looking into Thien Duong cave from the cave entrance, I was extremely overwhelmed because the cave was deep, long, and big. It was scary to look at and my heart was pounding, but when I entered the cave, I found it truly majestic, the stalactites accumulated over millions of years are worth exploring and experiencing.

🇻🇳 Phong Nha Cave, combine to explore Chay River - Dark Cave, Mooc Spring or other attractive destinations in Phong Nha - Ke Bang National Park 17-22 degrees Celsius. The best time to come here is from late March to early September Celina Peninsula Resort 600,000 VND to 2 million VND per night 📍Phong Nha - Ke Bang National Park is recognized by UNESCO as a World Natural Heritage - Especially Son Doong Cave, I really want to go there on my next trip - The food is also quite delicious🥹

Paradise Cave is located within Phong Nha-Ke Bang National Park in Quang Binh Province, Vietnam. It is situated about 70 km northwest of Dong Hoi Railway Station, which takes approximately 1 hour and 30 minutes by car. Phong Nha-Ke Bang National Park is a UNESCO World Natural Heritage site, and Paradise Cave is one of its most famous attractions. Vietnam's limestone caves are geological formations that have developed over millions of years. This area was once a shallow sea, and the limestone accumulated on the seabed began to form caves due to tectonic movements over a long period. Rainwater and underground water eroded the limestone, creating various structures inside the caves. The carbon dioxide in the rainwater dissolved the limestone, forming stalactites and stalagmites, which eventually grew into massive caves. Phong Nha-Ke Bang National Park is a prime example of such limestone terrain and is considered one of the most significant karst landscapes in the world. Paradise Cave truly lives up to its name, giving off a heavenly feeling. As soon as you enter the cave, you can feel the cool air. The endless formations of stalactites and stalagmites look like natural works of art. Although the cave extends for about 31 km, the general viewing area is about 1 km, which is enough to walk and appreciate. The lighting inside the cave highlights the details of the limestone formations, and the area known as the 'Cathedral' is particularly impressive. The cave ceiling reaches up to 100 meters in some places, which is astonishing, and the various shapes created by the limestone layers are enough to spark your imagination. Walking through the cave feels like admiring a masterpiece sculpted by nature over tens of millions of years. It felt like a natural sculpture art museum!

✨Hotel points😍 The owner is kind, the staff is full of hospitality🥰 Clean👍 The food is delicious☘️ In the middle of nature ♨️ Facility introduction 🏊 Pool🍽️ Restaurant📦 Luggage storage 🛁 Room introduction I could choose between a room with a brick wall courtyard view (2nd floor) and a white room with an outer courtyard view (1st floor). 🍽️ Stayed without breakfast 🛎️ Service🎫 Ticket, tour arrangement 💗 Impressions of the stay When I left, I wanted to come back and stay longer. There are only two small shops and a hotel in the surrounding area, but this bungalow is so comfortable that I don't feel the need to go outside much. ☘️ You can apply for cave tours, canoe tours, etc. here, and they bought me a bus ticket when I moved from Hue. The bus from Hue to Phong Na departed next to Hue's train station, but I think the station may change depending on where you are going. The bus arrived about 10 minutes early and was already picking up other passengers. The driver got off, checked the tickets, put our luggage under the bus, got on and departed. It was pretty quick. 😳 I was really glad that the owner of An An Homestay Bungalow had booked the tickets and even paid for them. If you plan to travel by bus, I recommend that you check your schedule carefully. There are regular and deluxe buses, and I chose the deluxe. The ride takes 4 hours from Hoi An. The seats are comfortable and have beds that you can lie down on👍 For toilet breaks, they stop at a place like a drive-in. It's not the same route, so it's not definitive, but when I took a regular bus from Hoi An to Hue, the toilet was in a field😅 The staff at An An Homestay Bungalow are all relatives and everyone is kind. We also have a dog called Kiwi. 🐕 My husband can speak English, but the others only speak Vietnamese, so the translation software was useful. That's all This is a biased impression, but I think I was able to convey how comfortable it was. I rely on my husband (mainly his wife). ^_^ I hope you all enjoy your time in Vietnam 🇻🇳👍

#JanuaryGoodPlaces2025 Dong Hoi, Quang Binh Province Quite a beautiful place. Lots of places to take photos. I am not good at taking photos. So there aren’t many. There are boats available. All are in the ticket. 📍Address: J864+WC6, Phong NHA, Bố Trạch, Quảng Bình, Vietnam

Located in Quang Binh, Phong Nha Ke Bang is not an easy journey for travelers, but if you dare, try it. A beautiful cave experience

Invite everyone to visit my hometown Quang Binh

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