Paradise cave or (Hang Thien Duong) was found by a local man named “Ho Khanh in 2005”. The cave was researched by British Cave Research Association with total length of 31,4km and was considered as the dried-longest cave in Asia. The cave has been form over 300 million of years based on scientist’s prediction with wonderful formations. It looks like a secret city hidden underground and is attractive to visitors. You can go further 4,5km to enjoy the secrets inside the cave.
| DEPARTURE/RETURN LOCATION | Dong Hoi, Paradise cave | ||||||||
| DEPARTURE TIME | Pickup time from 8h00 am to 8h15 am from your stay (hotel, train station, airport) | ||||||||
| INCLUDED |
|
||||||||
| NOT INCLUDED |
|
Additional information
| Location | Dong Hoi, Paradise cave |
|---|---|
| Duration | 6 hours |
| Month | April, August, December, February, January, July, June, March, May, November, October, September |
8.00 AM – 8.15 AM: Pickup & Transportation
- Car and guide will get to your stay (hotel, train station, airport…)
- 70km from Dong Hoi to Paradise cave
- Move on Ho Chi Minh Trail and Understand about Vietnam History
9.40 AM – 11.30 AM: Walk and Enjoy Paradise cave
Before getting inside the cave, visitors have to :
- Use buggy car to finish 1,6 km
- Walk up 570 metres
- Relax on resting site
Visit Paradise cave – a very wonderful cave located inside the core zone of Phong Nha Ke Bang National Park. It was considered as the dried-longest cave in Asia with total length of 31,4 km researched by British Cave Research Association. The magnificent stalactite and stalagmite when visiting 1 km inside the cave..
12.15 PM: Time for Lunch
- Return to restaurant 20km
- Have lunch with Local food
- Take a rest
1h30 PM: Return
- 45km from Phong Nha to Dong Hoi
- Take a rest
- Tour finishes and See you again !
Tour Reviews
Good service when you come Quang Binh Phong Nha Cave and paradise cave.
“Awesome sight”
Be prepared to do a lot of walking, to firstly get to it, go through it and then get back out!
Once youre in there it really is magnificent. I like how it is eluminated, unlike many caves in SE Asia which use multi coloured lighting, paradise cave uses a natural white light which allows you to see everything in its natural form.
There are stairs and a walk way for the first 500m or so of the cave, and after that its pitch black without the path. You can walk in there on your own, but remember its 7km long, so make sure you bring a flash light and that youve informed them that youre in there. I walked in a little but its best to go with a guide I recon. Just incase you injure yourself or whatever.
It costs approx 300k kip pp to go in, children are less, and it is well worth it. If youre not up for walking there, they do offer a golf buggy to take you, but you still need to do the climb yourself.
I would recommend this place to anybody, its one of the best caves I’ve been to.
Visited February 2016
Leave a Review