Top Dong Hoi Caving

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

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.