Discover the marvelous beauty of Paradise Cave with its splendid stalactite system. Every step into the cave unveils a mystical realm of diverse stalactites and stalagmites. Located within Phong Nha - Ke Bang National Park, Paradise Cave is renowned as one of the most stunning caves in Vietnam. Discovered in 2005 and opened to visitors in 2010, Paradise Cave spans over 31 km in length, ranking among the longest caves in Asia.
Guests assemble at the entrance gate of Paradise Cave. The tour guide will provide an overview of the cave's history and highlights, along with essential safety guidelines to observe throughout the visit.
You will transfer by electric buggy from the entrance gate to the foot of the mountain. The 5-to-10-minute buggy ride glides under a lush canopy of green trees, helping save time and energy before beginning the mountain climb.
From the buggy terminal, guests begin the ascent up the mountain trail to the cave mouth. The stone-paved path is fitted with sturdy handrails, ensuring a safe and comfortable ascent. Extending approximately 570 meters with gradual elevation gain, this trail offers an invigorating sense of adventure. Along the way, guests can pause to rest, take photographs, and appreciate the pristine natural surroundings.
Upon reaching the cave entrance, enjoy a brief rest before stepping inside. You will immediately sense the cool, refreshing subterranean breeze and the cavern's immense scale right from the threshold.
Embark on an in-depth exploration inside Paradise Cave. The cave's walkway is thoughtfully constructed for safety and ease of movement, allowing guests to comfortably admire the breathtaking formations. A subtle modern lighting system artfully illuminates the cave's ethereal splendor. You will have the opportunity to marvel at stalactites and stalagmites in countless shapes and sizes, from delicate stone draperies to towering, majestic pillars.
Conclude the cave excursion. Guests walk back to the entrance and descend the trail to board the electric buggy returning to the main gate area. Here, you may relax, take commemorative photos, and browse local souvenirs before departing.