The Caves of Vietnam

Over the past few years we have been doing some fantastic tours of Vietnam, Wendy Wu and Buffalo tours offer some exciting opportunities to see all of cultured Vietnam depending on how long you would like to stay in the region.

You could probably sail 4-5 times to this area and you would find something new to discover each and every time.

Here’s the inside scoop of what is hot and trending right now in Vietnam.

The world over we have noticed a trend of customers that want to explore and uncover something entirely unspoiled and different.

In Vietnam hidden beneath the lush jungles lies a deep subterranean labyrinth that is home to three of the worlds four biggest caves.

Don’t worry there is plenty of head room boasting 40 stories of height the Quang Binh Provence caves.

There a hundreds of limestone caves housing deep grottoes and underground rivers with intrepid travelers uncovering new caverns every single year.

info that is hot off the press unless you have been living under a rock you will know that Quang Binh is now one of the most popular regions in the world for Cave enthusiasts

its not hard to see why there are 126,000 hectare Unesco protected national park whose lush tropical forests hide a vast 104 km of subterranean world making it one of the most spectacular masses of Limestone karst ecosystems in the world.

These trips into the caves are not for those on a small budget, small groups of travelers will need to pay thousands to enter the caves with knowledgeable tour guides.

My thoughts on Vietnam is this is a county to visit a few times as there is simply too many world UNESCO heritage sites to see in one trip.

I would imagine a longer set of excursions whist on a land based escorted holiday is the best way to see this incredible ecosystem.

Does off the beaten track travel interest you?

If so why not speak to me about doing something completely bespoke with one of our Bucket list holidays.