The journey to Ruc Mon Cave begins with a trekking route about 16km long, passing through fields, farming plots, and villages of the Nguon and Sach ethnic groups. The path follows gentle streams, winding through primary forests with diverse vegetation, from hundred-year-old ancient trees to endemic species of Phong Nha – Ke Bang National Park.
Images of the trekking trail capture a serene landscape with lush green grasslands and majestic limestone mountain ranges in the distance. Notably, you will pass through the Yen Phu film set, which served as a backdrop for the famous movie Kong: Skull Island. This is an opportunity to explore nature while checking in at a unique location.






