Tien Cave Bao Nhai

Tien Cave is a natural cave, which has not yet been put into tourist operation. In the past, the cave was mainly known by foreign tourists through Bao Nhai - Coc Ly market. Tien Cave owns a scene like a miniature version of Tu San Alley in Ha Giang, with campgrounds and streams for visitors to experience water activities. During the journey to the cave, visitors pass by the more than 300-year-old Trung Do Temple, a national historical site. The landing site is an open, flat lot located next to the stream, about 100 meters from the mouth of Tien Cave. The stream is located between two sides of steep cliffs, the water is shallow, clear and jade green. After setting up a tent at the sandy beach, visitors can experience activities on the stream such as paddleboarding, swimming, bathing in the stream. The cool and calm spring water helps dispel the heat of summer. The stream has many fish, visitors can fish to add dishes to the barbecue. After experiencing the activities at the stream, you can paddle sup to the mouth of Tien Cave and walk inside to explore. The cave is about 20 m deep but on the ceiling there are many stalactites of various shapes and sizes, formed hundreds of years ago. If you want to camp overnight, you should go on a tour, accompanied by a local tour guide to ensure safety, as the area is completely isolated from the outside, without phone signal and wifi.