Vietnam has many famous caves in the world. So, if you love natural and adventurous, you should visit caves in Vietnam. In this guide, we will introduce the top best Vietnam's caves. 

Phong Nha cave

• Entrance fee: 300.000 VND/Pax. 

Phong Nha cave is one of the best caves in Vietnam. This is also the first caves to be discovered in Vietnam with a length of up to 7.729m, having the longest underground river in the world. 

You can see the native wildlife to be preserved at the entrance of Phong Nha cave. 

The couple check in at Phong Nha cave

This cave has 3 main areas: Entrance area,  Middle area, Dark area. The special point is each area where different groups of organisms live. 

To explore the beauty of Phong Nha cave, you should sail. Sitting on the boat and zooming your eyes to admire the majestic scenery will be a memorable experience on your vacation in Vietnam. 

Hang Va cave

• Entrance fee:  250,000 VND/Pax

Hang Va was discovered in 1992 and located in the Phong Nha - Ke Bang National Park. 

In the entrance of the cave, there is nothing impressive, however when you go inside the Hang Va cave, you will be surprised with the beauty of the cave. 

There are many dry gour lakes that are surrounded by calcite walls and rocky structures. You can see over thousands of conical stalactites of different sizes and heights formed from water with high calcium content, which will captivate any tourist coming here.

There are numerous stony calcite walls surrounding dried gour pools. Tourists will be enchanted by the thousands of conical stalactites of varying levels that were formed from water with a high calcium concentration.

Tam Coc cave

• Entrance fee:  250,000 VND/Pax

Tam Coc Ninh Binh has 3 caves like Hang Ca, Hang Giua, Hang Cuoi. Each cave has a private beautiful.

Hang Ca is the largest cave with a length up to 127m and high 2m. The best time to visit Tam Coc is in June. You can sit in a boat and see the paddy fields on both sides of the river. You will take about 4 hours to admire the landscape.

To come to Tam Coc cave, you will be entertained with systems of stalactites, stalagmites and bizarre rocks. 

Son Doong Cave

• Entrance fee: 70,00,000 VND/Pax

Son Dong is the largest cave in the world and was discovered in 2009. If you are planning to visit Quang Binh, you should explore Son Doong cave. 

This cave makes tourists in awe with its big size, over 200m high, 150m wide such as a 40 story skyscraper. 

Son Doong Cave

The point of Son Doong cave is stalactites and diverse flora. To preserve the ecosystem of Son Doong cave, the passenger limit is set at an annual limit anuany. So, Son Doong cave is one of the best caves in Vietnam so you shouldn't miss out on the amazing journey in Vietnam. 

Hang En cave

• Entrance fee: 1,100,000 VND/Pax

En cave is third largest cave in the world, located in the tropical forest of Phong Nha Ke Bang Park 

In summer, the flocks of swallows  come out of the cave, so this cave is called En cave. 

There are 3 entrances to En cave. Going deep in the cave, you should see  fossils and streams. 

Hang En cave

In addions, in some areas of the cave, you don't need flashlights because the light are so large to see everything around. 

With the beauty of En cave, this is the reason why this place was transported straight  into a Disney movie. 

Tu Lan Cave

• Entrance fee: 15,000,000 VND/pax

Among the caves in Vietnam, Tu Lan cave is famous for its poetic and amazing beauty. 

This cave was choiced by a film manufacturer for filming the Hollywood blockbuster like Skull island. 

So, the Tu Lan cave welcomes a large number of visitors here each year.

People admire the beauty of Tu Lan Cave

There are many stalactites to impress you. Besides, when traveling in Tu Lan Cave, you can enjoy many interesting activities like swimming, climbing, ziplining, rappelling... 

Paradise Caves 

• Entrance fee: 2,650,000 VND/pax

Paradise cave is a famous cave in Vietnam and one of the longest dry caves in Asia with 31 km long. 

This cave is also a home to the most stunning collection of stalactites in Asia. 

You can discover the cave by way: walk 1 km through wooden stairs or an overnight  hike. 

Tourists are allowed up to 3,5 km in all of Paradise caves's length. However, if the tide is high, you will limit the explored length to 2km. 

Dau Go Caves

• Entrance fee: 1,500,000 VND/pax

If you are staying in Halong Bay, you should visit Dau Go cave. This cave is one of the most beautiful caves in Vietnam. It is 2 million years old. Currently, Dau Go cave still retains its original pristine beauty. 

To reach Dau Go cave, you need to take a boat due to this cave's height above sea level ( about 27m).

This cave is around 500m2 with a large number of massive stone pillars and stalactites hanging down, creating the majestic scenery and attracting the eyes of tourists. 

Besides, Dau Go cave has a rich flora with interesting activities such as climbing..., 

Sung Sot cave

• Entrance fee: 1,500,000 VND/pax

Sung Sot cave is located in Halong Bay and was discovered by the French in 1901. 

Entrance of the cave is quite small but you will be astounded when you step inside the cave. 

In the light, the stalactites and stalagmites are shaped like plants and animals. Besides, you will have the opportunity to learn about the folklore associated with the shapes of the rocks in Sung Sot cave. 

Tourists explore Sung Sot cave, HalonG Bay

Luon Cave, Halong Bay

• Entrance fee: 500,000 VND/pax

Luon cave is quite small, 69 m long and 4 m high and is one of the famous caves in Vietnam.. So, to explore Luon cave, you should rent a kayak or small boat. 

You must crouch pass through the entrance if the tide is high. When you travel to Luon cave, you will see beautiful scenery.

Luon Cave

The water is crystal-clear and cool. Nature is charming. All of the things in Luon cave go through your eyes.

Explore caves in Vietnam is the best things to do on your vacation. If you are thrill-seekers, you will be mesmerized by the beauty of caves. We hope the information above will bring you the interesting journey. 

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