Tien Cave is located in Cao Quang Commune, Tuyen Hoa District, Quang Binh Province, about 70-100 km from Phong Nha Cave. This is the largest and final cave in the Tu Lan cave system, famous for its mystical beauty and unique geological structure. First surveyed by the British Cave Research Association in 1994 and officially opened for tourism in 2015, Tien Cave quickly became an attractive destination for domestic and international tourists.
Tien Cave is a spiral-shaped dry cave, about 4.5 km long and around 100m deep. The highlight of the cave is the terraced stalactites resembling rice paddies, combined with natural light streaming through the entrance, creating a majestic natural picture. Notably, plants inside the cave thrive thanks to the light, bringing vibrant colors and a lively atmosphere.
Tien Cave 1 and Tien Cave 2 - Two Natural Wonders
- Tien Cave 1: Highlighted by stalactite terraces right at the cave entrance, giving the feeling of stepping into a natural palace. Thanks to sunlight, vegetation inside the cave thrives, enhancing its multicolored beauty.
- Tien Cave 2: Discovered in 2015, Tien Cave 2 has a narrow entrance (3m high, 1.5m wide) but extends 2,519m long inside, reaching a maximum depth of 94m. The rock formations and stalactite walls here possess a magical beauty, described by photographer Ryan Deboodt as "like being on another planet".
With its magnificent beauty and ecological diversity, Tien Cave is not only a natural masterpiece but also an ideal destination for those who love exploration and seeking fresh, unique experiences in the heart of Mother Earth.



