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

Situated in northern Vietnam by the Chinese border lies Sapa (Sa Pa) and is considered Vietnam’s top destinations. Sapa is roughly a six hour trip from Hanoi but believe me, it’s worth it. The scenery is truly amazing as its made up of mountains and rainbow colors. What’s great about Sapa is that you can visit it during any time of the year as the weather is very comfortable and refreshing. If trekking floats your boats, you’ve hit the jackpot as you can find yourself walking mountains so high into the clouds with view the breathtaking scenery. Along with the views, Sapa is known for it’s Ethnic tribes which you’ll probably run into at the market trying to sell you something. Most travelers connect their trip to Sapa with a visit to Hanoi, you can easily book a private van or tourist bus to Hanoi.

Phong Nha Ke Bang National ParkSapa

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