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Cruise along the river to explore Phong Nha Cave Adventure activities at Hang Tối Zipline across the river & swim into the cave Natural mud bath inside the cave Kayaking & jungle trekking experience Perfect mix of sightseeing & adventure

Not only visiting famous caves but also getting an action-packed experience. You will have chance to do harnessed zip-lining over a turquoise river, swim into the mouth of the cave (life jackets included), walk through the dark with only the head torch on your mining helmet to illuminate the way, have mud fight in the buoyant mud baths deep in the cave and join in outdoor activities. You also have chance to reach to the longest dry cave in Asia - Paradise Cave. With naturally primitive features, Paradise Cave looks like a landscape painting; making it a natural wonder many have enjoyed since its opening in 2010.

You visit the cave while walking in the jungle and finding the entrance. With a small group you can explore this spectecular cave. It’s not a standard cave that is totally paved and it has no ticket shop at the entrance. This is the real thing. It is going to be you and the guide going on an adventure. You are provided with caving tools to become a cave explorer to explore every corner of the cave, admire the beauty of stalagmites and magnificent pristine stalactites. • Be immersed and experience the life of Bru Van Kieu people, discover majestic nature, fresh air, separate from the city • Visiting Long Dai ferry, a major traffic point in Ho Chi Minh Road; together with the A72 information station, a national historical monument, which is an important place during the Vietnam War. • Enjoy the local food

Don’t miss out on exploring both Phong Nha and Paradise Cave when in Dong Hoi. The impressive cave system is full of stalactites and stalagmites. Paradise cave is one of the longest in the world, so stay with your guide so you don’t get lost. Besides exploring the cave, you also see how villagers live life, and look for wildlife in the jungle.

Combine two of central Vietnam’s top natural attractions on a tour of Paradise Cave and Dark Cave in Phong Nha. Designed with thrill seekers in mind, this high-octane experience includes a zipline ride, kayaking, and caving, as well as a boat ride through Paradise Cave, part of the UNESCO-listed Phong Nha Caves. Choose between hotel pickup and drop-off in Phong Nha or Dong Hoi for the ultimate convenience.

Discover the spectacular karst landscapes of Quang Binh on this seamless small-group adventure. Departing from either Dong Hoi or Phong Nha, you’ll explore the majestic Paradise Cave and the river-accessed Phong Nha Cave in a single day. For those seeking more adrenaline, you have the flexibility to swap a location for the adventurous Dark Cave. With all entrance fees, comfortable transportation, and a delicious local lunch included, you can focus entirely on the breathtaking scenery and the company of fellow travelers without any hidden costs.

Phong Nha cave and Paradise cave are the two most famous caves in Phong Nha – Ke Bang National Park, which was listed in UNESCO’s World Heritage Sites in 2003 for its geological values. With a length of 7,729 m, Phong Nha cave is considered as one of the world’s longest wet cave, while Paradise is the longest dry cave (31 km). Both of them have created a special attraction for the “Kingdom of the caves”, Phong Nha Ke Bang National Park. Nowadays, there are a lot of tourists not only domestic but also international coming to visit and admire their beauty. If you are a person who likes exploring caves, Phong Nha is really an ideal place for you. Join Phong Nha and Paradise cave tour from Dong Hoi to explore the most magnificent and brilliant caves. Join us, we make sure that you will have unforgettable memories and experiences.

Phong Nha cave or the “river cave” is situated along the historic Ho Chi Minh trail and stands as a relic system of the American/Vietnam war. This cave was actively used to aid the route supporting the battleground of South Vietnam. Safe from the routine bombings, it was used as a place to hide secret floating bridges that would be brought out at night and placed over the river to help trucks get supplies to the south. It once served as a hospital, with weapons installed at the entrance. Today, this area has become the first section of the ever popular Ho Chi Minh Road, as it showcases as lush, mountainous landscape. Visiting this cave includes a 6km dragon boat ride up the turquoise Son river and into the cave where you can marvel at the cave’s magnificient structure. Drift 1km into the cave before exploring 300m on foot.

Dark cave is an adventurous and action-packed experience. Visiting this cave includes harnessed zip lining over a turquoise river, swimming into the mouth of the cave (life jackets included), walking through the dark with only the head torch on your mining helmet to illuminate the way, having a mud fight in the buoyant mud baths deep in the cave, washing clean with a swim in the lake inside the cave, then kayaking back across the river to test your strength on the hanging obstacle course and open ziplines. Phong Nha Cave is not only a natural legacy of the world. It also stands as a relic system of the historic Ho Chi Minh trail which, during the US war, served as a secret hiding place for floating bridges that were only brought out at night to avoid targeted bombings. These bridges were key components in the supply chain from the north to the south by allowing supply trucks to cross the rivers. It also once served as a hospital, with weapons installed at the entrance.