Trung Trang Cave

Awesome caves to walk through. Well lit and quite long. It's 80k for the ticket which includes the national park up the road. Worth checking out.

Beautiful cave which the tickets comes with national park ticket (mainly for hiking/ walking) (Map of the national park in the picture below).

80K comes with both the Trung Trang Cave ticket and the national park ticket while the Hospital Cave tickets were 40K.

There will be some bending of back, especially for tall people in this cave , but it’s pretty.

Recommend this cave for people who like to take photos/ see pretty stones and the hospital cave for people who wants to learn more about Vietnam history.

It was easy to get the tickets but beware that the national park has 10K parking fee. The rest of the caves parking are for free.

We went here as a couple with a tour guide on a half day trek. 9-12pm

It was great, especially having someone explain and show you everything.

Entrance is 80k pp. this included the cave and entrance to the national park which is a hike up to look right over cat ba.

Definitely worth seeing and visiting while on cat ba island. feel if you weren’t sure of details of the cave you probably wouldn’t enjoy it as much that why we liked having a local take us through and explain minor and major details.

really love this cave! you have to crouch and bend to navigate at some parts, haha pretty cute. I love how empty it was, not overpopulated with tourists so you can take your own sweet time to explore this cave! took us around 15-20mins to walk around this cave, really enjoyed it!

Nice caves to visit. A good walk though. Part of my ha long bay cruise. The coach drive from the dock was through some nice countryside.

Beautiful cave with interesting rock forms. it doesn't take long to visit, around 20-30 minutes, but it gets narrow/low to pass at some points, so watch out not to hit your head.
Entrance is 80k per person and the ticket includes entry to the Natural Park that you can visit later (the peak Ngu Lam -entrance around 1 km further).

A beautiful natural wonder located on a remote island. To reach the caves you need to reach the island using a small boat and then take a bus to reach the caves. The bus takes about ten minutes from the dock to reach. From there you need to climb about a hundred steps to reach the mouth of the cave. From there you enter a beautiful world of stalactites and stalagmites with lights playing it's own games. You need to be careful while maneuvering through the caves as at some places there isn't enough room to walk straight. The views both inside and outside the caves are magnificent making you wonder about the natural beauty

Trung Trang Cave is one do the largest and most interesting caves to check out. It was much larger than I had anticipated and has a lot of history.

What a breathtaking experience. The pictures do not give any credit how huge and astonishing this cave is. It’s a must when you are on Cat Ba. You should be fit since the cave ceiling is just 1 m high at certain points you have to cross.

The caves situated about 3/4th of a mile away from Cat Ba National Park ( NP ), are a go to place should you visit this area. The NP tickets includes the caves, so one doesn't need to purchase a separate ticket for entrance.

Post 100-odd steps, the caves begin and directions are properly labelled, and there is only one major diversion, which is basically a shortcut to the exit, and should you take that, you will exit the caves perhaps inside half an hour of the start.

The caves are adequately lit, and there are directions asking which way to proceed, so chances of going in communication are next to none. At times, the height of the caves come down to as low as 1.25m, so tallies have to be careful. The caves at normal pace shall take a little over 0.5hr to explore ( excluding the time of ascending the steps to the mouth of the caves ). The route down could be a bit slippery if it drizzles, but not nocuous as was the case when I went there. The route ends near a restaurant.

Just 1.5km before getting to the national park, you can find this cave on your left.
Nice and big with some really beautiful formations to see. Some parts you will have to bend as the ceiling is very slow but it is a lot of fun. And getting that fresh air in comparison from ouside is good.
Be aware it is better to park 300m before the entrance on the parking lot because that is where you will go out of the cave.
Entrance is combined with the national park.

This cave is the first I have been so far and it’s amazing and scary at the same time! There are entrances where you need to bend really low. We even thought we were lost because we’ve been inside for 20 minutes and we don’t see any exit! But just follow the path and it will lead you to the exit. It’s just an amazing experience. The ticket you get here, you can also use it for Cat Ba National Park. So you pay for 80,000 vnd and it will be for 2 places already.

Beautiful cave with easy accessibility. Gets hot and humid inside but you get relief from the sun. No helmets are needed but you will need to watch your head in some areas where the paths get narrow and low.

Worth your time!
Awesome formations and really cool loop thru the cave. You have get low a few times but the whole way is paved, even inside the cave. 80k/ adult

It's an amazing place to visit!! Beautiful nature.. lil bats.. very pretty.. a must to do!!

This place is awesome for regular traveller 👍

This visit comes along with the halong bay cruise.

Their are so many such caves around Vietnam.. this one is most easily reachable and a short one approx 300 mtrs length with lots of stalagmites and stalactites in different shapes, lo ated in Cat Ba Island 🏝

It's ok for elderly people to walk slowly and experience a cave walk.

Their are some tight passage. So need to crawl down.

Must visit - recommended 👍👍👍👍👍

Epic caves! The views from the entrance are spectacular. The ticket gets you entry to the national park as well. There's a little cafe from which you can grab smoothies. A must-see for a visit to Cat Ba.

We weren't really sure what to expect but were very impressed by the size and scale of the cave. We've been to many caves in North America and Europe and this is probably one of the nicer ones and easy to visit. We took a taxi from Cat Ba town centre which cost us 400,000VND including a stop at the hospital cave, here and up to 2 hours in the national park - well worth it. Admission to this cave is included in the national park entry for 80,000VND ($3 USD) pp which is a great deal you'd pay so much more just to visit a cave like this elsewhere in the world. Also we only saw one other couple so it was not busy at all which made it even more enjoyable.

Cool little cave! Not a long walk but you need to bend down alot!

The caves are a must for beginner cave enthusiasts and for those who love rock/cave formations of stalactites abd stalagmites.

It does have its tight spaces and might not be recommended for those who are claustrophobic, but rest assured these are not long stretches, so its still possible to be tried by everyone.

It is not a long walk, but there are quite a bit of stairs to climb to the cave entrance, and on its way out too. Please be mindful if you have some back issues or breathing issues, but if you have time, you can take the frequent breaks in between the walk to pace yourself.

Expect to complete this short walk within half an hour, so taking care and pacing yourself will get you through thus exciting walk through one of nature's wonders.