This is the most famous national park in Vietnam and was designated a Unesco World Heritage Site in 2003. It is home to over 300 caves, including the well known “Phonh Nha Cave” and “Paradise Cave” and the newly opened Son Doong Cave, the largest cave in the world. For those seeking adventure, this place is a dream come true. Hike through beautiful green forests, untouched countrysides, cross rivers and even camp in the jungle. After you’ve had a long day of cave exploring, enjoy some local food and drinks. If your next stop is Hanoi, enjoy a comfortable direct bus ride that will take about 8 hours. If you would like to travel to Ninh Binh, hop on our sleeping bus that has different amenities such as Wi-Fi, a bathroom and air conditioning.

Phong Nha - Ke Bang National Park

A two hour trip from Da Nang is the city of Hue. Hue is a good mixture of city life: bars, restaurants, hotels and history. Be prepared to see a whole lot of pagodas, rivers and important historic sites. A must see attraction in Hue is The Imperial City. It was once home to emperors who ruled over the country. The space is made up of historical buildings and you can easily spend a good couple of hours wandering around. There is an international consensus that Vietnamese food is amazing but the food in Hue is extra special because  with over 1,000 unique dishes, it’s known as food for the royal. Hue has an international airport, it’s easy to book a pickup from the airport to your hotel and vice verse. If you want to travel to cities like Hanoi, Hoi or Ninh Binh, book a bus or a van to travel with ease.

Phong Nha Ke Bang National ParkHue

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