Hospital Cave

Really interesting to see how the Vietnamese hid a hospital inside of a rock mountain! Impressive, but not much information.

80000 for two tickets. I am not the most. In shape guy but it was good stairs going up to the cave and out to the road was alright. Seeing the cave was so nice. One thing off my list for Catba island.

Worth a quick visit, 20-30 minutes looking through the caves. 40k Dong per person, worth the small fee, an interesting site.

Costs 40.000vnd for entrance :( i think it's so expensive. overall, this is nice experience for me when i go alone :)
hospital cave quite far from the center, when you go you will see many mountains, very interesting

Hospital cave is a quick stopover for Cat Ba island visitors interested in learning more about the Vietnam-American war.

Hospital cave is located on the way to Cat Ba National Park and is only accessible by private transportation. Steep stone staircases bring guests to the cave entrance high up in the mountain at the site.

During the Vietnam War, the hospital cave served as a crucial hiding site for communists. It is invisible from the ground or the air, and it is also bomb-proof. With Chinese assistance, a hospital and safe house for the North Vietnamese soldiers were established inside the cave, as the name implies.

Entry fee is applicable.

Cool place! You can see from exhibition about US-vietnamese war

Such an unusual excursion shows the length and possibilities that can be taken to ensure safety and refuge for hospital. It’s a largely concrete structure formed within the depths of a massive cave in effectively untouched nature. Easiest way to get there is via taxi or hiring moped, small parking area for bikes is available. It is only a short walk and climb of stairs to get to the attraction from the ticket office.

If you’re driving by definitely worth stopping to check out. 40,000 each to get in and takes about 30 mins. I love going to places like this is Vietnam learning some of their history is very interesting.

This is a must to do while at cat ba

We rented Scooters to get here, Trung Tang, and view a point hike

Tickets were 40k vnd each and are not a part of the national park pass

A fantastic little bit of history you can get on top of the concrete structure and cave around which it pretty cool.

Well worth it while you are out here

Ticket is 40k. Staff can speak English and give you very informative information.

Very quick site seeing for 40k. Neat to explore it and check out some history

We payed around 1,60€ (40.000d) per person and found the cave really interesting. We liked it but would recommend to go with a local guide. We would have loved to get some more information about the things we saw.

Well worth the stop if riding a motorbike into the national park, cheap entrance and can be done in under 20 mins. Interesting bit of history in an unusual setting.

Great experince. This place shows you how a hospital looked like in vietnam war which was made in a cave. The tour guide speaks English and explains everything. Entry price 40.000 VND / person including tour guide. You also can bring your pet inside the cave.

Wasn't expecting much but was really interesting. Nice scooter drive there through lush habitat and great roads.

Loved the experience. It's great to explore the wartime cave hospital and explore parts of it. The natural inside area is huge .

Really interesting to see, never have seen anything like this before, definitely had chills in this place. Entrance fee was 40,000 VND, there was also a cute little cafe across the road to enjoy a drink at before or after!

This is seriously cool. It's not enormous nor does it take very long to see the whole thing, but the history and the pure genius of it is definitely something to experience. You pay your ticket out front and then there is a guy at the top of the stairs who explains the basics to you. It's really fascinating if you're into history.

Interesting to see how they turned the cave into a working hospital during the war

Great tour with a very enthusiastic and knowledgeable guide. Worth the entrance fee and the Motorbike ride up to it from town. Bring a windbreaker, it gets chilly up there.