Paradise Cave

Amazing cave, and so extremely long! Very cool to see all the rock formations, the stalactites and stalagmites! But the cave is a bit touristy being many people there, so much late and built platforms everywhere, so you don't get the feeling of exploring caves

A well known and must see attraction in Phọng Nha, vietnam. As other mentioned, this attraction could be very crowded at certain times during the day. You can get to this cave by bike or car, it is about 40 min on the infamous Ho Chi Minh trail during the vietnam war. The ride is pretty easy , you will be at the foot of the mountain. After you buy the ticket, it is another 1 miles walk up the mountain to the entrance. To minimize the walking, you can take the golf cart ride inside and walk another 600m trail to the entrance. It is a small entrance but once you walk down about 50m you are in for a treat with the beautiful scenery. You will have to walk on a wooden platform which is about 1km long. For adventurous guest, there is also a 7km trail which you can do. We went in late February so it was cooler; it made the trek nicer and no sweat. People said it will be a lot harder when it is hot and I agree. To escape the crowds, perhaps a late morning arrival will be better as the tour buses seem to leave when we arrived around noon.

The motorbike ride there is even better than the cave. It is a 20 min walk from the ticket counter and then a 15 min walk upstairs or through a slope. The visit itself inside the beautiful cave takes 1 hour. Don't take a tour, the motorbike is a must to enjoy the spectacular scenery.

Amazing cave! Takes a little time to get up to it (a little hike and stairs while coming down). You can still take a buggy to reduce the time of walking (you'll still have to hike a bit). Totally worth it!

Massive cave. There are a lot of tours that you can arrange in any hostel/homestay in Phong Nha. You can also arrange it yourself but the tours have a really reasonable price so I would suggest you take one just because they are organised in a good way and you can meet nice people on the way.

The cave has pretty good lighting and it is very spacious so you can take some nice pictures.

As a cave guide myself this let me speechless. The georgeous spelothems are all between 8 and 25m high, very well lite allowing for great pics. 250k is a bit steep but entirely worth it.

Easy access by scooter from Phong Nha. Wonderfull ride.

The cave was amazing! Saw many caves over the world (Africa, Europe and Asia). And for the easier access ones, this is by far the most impressive one.

We did the visit in off-season (January). During high season/holiday periods, it will be STACKED! So plan your visit accordingly.

Enjoy this beauty!

Beautiful forest scape and of course the cavern itself was seen on the short visitor boardwalk. The cave formations were impressive, there were plenty of restrooms and the trails were clean.

One of the best tours of our Vietnam travels. We took an adventure tour which took us beyond the normally accessible area and a further 2-3km into the caves. Complete darkness and only our head torches to light the way. We passed through knee high waters and squeezed our way down a narrow 10m cave. Took a swim in a deep pool and lunched in a cathedral sized cavern before returning to the surface. Amazing.

Beautiful cave. But you don't need a guide or package to go there . Just book one scooter and travel and buy your ticket. It works out much cheaper.

Bring your own transport, either a rented scooter or a cab, we did the latter@650.000 dong for the day and our driver waited for us at the parking lot. Pay the entrance fee (250.000 dong) and walk 30-45 minuten to the entrance of the cave. No need for a guide.
And then…spend the next hour or so in total awe. I am not kidding. God created his own Sagrada Familia here.
The wooden walkway goes all the way to the end of this long cave., probably some 1 km. You walk the same way back. At the parking lot and along the way to the entrance of the cave there are a few places where you can get food or a drink.

Lovely wonderful experience.
1st km was well it and well-paved... many stalactites and stalagmites for viewing.

Highly recommended to take the exclusive 7km Hike package at 2million dong!

Our group consisted of 13 members with 3 additional guides.
Walk through the dark cave with only light on your helmet. Water bodies add to the fun!!

I was 56 years old, an older gentleman among us was 80+ years old and youngest probably at 13 years old.
Doable so long as you're able to walk well!

At end of trail, you'll be rewarded by rays of sunlight shinning through an opening on top of cave.

The Asia's Longest Dry Cave, the spectacular scale and truly speak of its name, Paradise cave offer the art-like limestone formation, jaw-dropping beauty that you couldn't find elsewhere

We had to trekking uphill from the parking around 1.5km to reach the cave entrance, it was a little bit raining that day, the floor was quite slippery. So please be careful and prepare for all weather and conditions

Not a single regret.. I was walking down there in the wooden staircase to the cave, silently appreciate this nature-made beauty. It truly is magnificent !

Stunning cave, with wooden construction to make the cave easy walkable to everyone. Buy the tickets right there - if you do not want to go for an expensive all day adventure tour, it is much cheaper to simply go there by motorbike and buy the tickets right in front of the cave entrance area.

À must visit. Not expensive, can get there on your own or take a tour. Very manageable, and absolutely beautiful inside. I won’t add photos as you can discover if yourselves !

Utterly breathtaking! I really loved every aspect- the walk thru' the jungle to reach the cave, and then the incredibly beautiful interior. Nature is incredible.

Very impressive, nice walkways and good lighting. Also lovely to see the tiny plants grow close to the light.

Unreal. Massive. This and Phong Nha cave have probably been the best things we've visited in Vietnam.

No photos or videos do it justice.

Every rock in the cave starts with a drop of water. Every time a drop of water makes a thin and round stone film.. Millions . Millions of years makes the great art of nature .
Amazing 👍

The most beautiful cave I have ever been to. It is truly awe-inspiring. The images speak for themselves, but like always, the photos do it no justice. This cave is huge once inside and is also a really nice temperature, especially after the uphill walk before you reach the entrance.

We visited around 4pm and were either lucky or picked the perfect time to visit as it was just us inside the cave. I heard it gets extremely busy around midday so perhaps best to avoid this if you’re wanting to minimise the crowd and noise whilst in the cave.

Super glad we visited this cave all round, however, do be cautious of the various restaurants based at the bike parking area as I’m pretty sure I’ll be coming down with food poisoning soon! Also, don’t pay for the buggy ride that’s offered to reach the cave, it doesn’t take you to the entrance and only saves you about 10 minutes of walking.