Paradise Caves, <em>Vietnam</em>
Vietnam

Paradise Caves, Vietnam

About Paradise Caves

Paradise Cave has been recognised as a UNESCO World Heritage Site which attracts millions of tourists every year. To reach the cave, you will have to first climb 500 stone steps which leads to the entrance of the cave. Inside the cave, there is another 1000-metre-long wooden walkway which leads to a beautiful underground river. 


Additionally, Phong Nha-Ke Bang offers a wide range of fun activities such as swimming, hiking, camping, bird watching and kayaking. Taking part in these activities will not only make your trip more exciting but will also help you create some beautiful memories.

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Paradise Caves Highlights

• Explore Asia’s longest dry cave at Phong Nha-ke Bang National Park, the Paradise Cave.
• Admire the stunning stalactites, stalagmites, natural rock formations and grand chambers during your tour of the cave.
• Hike through the dense jungle of the national park and spot various animals like Clouded Leopard, Brown Hornbill, Gibbon and Langur. 
• Enjoy a guided kayaking or canoeing tour through the narrow streams of the national park for a memorable experience.
• Explore other stunning caves such as Phong Nha Cave, Dark Cave, Hang En Cave, Son Doong Cave and Tiger Cave. 

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Paradise Cave is renowned for being the most beautiful cave in the Phong Nha-Ke Bang National Park. This stunning cave is adorned with beautiful stalagmites and stalactites which are illuminated by several colourful LED lights for a dramatic effect. A tour of this cave includes a visit to its grand chambers which vary in size and includes mesmerising natural rock formations. Some small chambers require you to crouch to get in while some are spacious enough to accommodate 100 people at once. Additionally, Paradise Cave offers well-built wooden walkways, making your journey more easy and enjoyable.