From Hanoi, go west towards Highway 6, through Hoa Binh city center for more than 20 km by way of Binh Thanh port, visitors will arrive at Thac Bo cave.

During the dry season, visitors who want to visit the cave have to climb nearly 100 stone steps from the foot of the mountain to the cave entrance.

The cave entrance is a narrow gap that can barely pass through people.

Thac Bo Cave is divided into three areas. In addition to the cave with stalactites, there is also a tourist reception area, about 50 meters high is the Buddha worship area.

Going deep into the cave, discovering the multi-shaped stalactites formed by the residue of dripping water over hundreds of thousands of years, one can see that Mother Nature’s creativity is endless.

Thac Bo Cave was recognized by the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism as a National Heritage in 2008.

Coming here, visitors will encounter strange and quite vivid shapes.

Coming to Thac Bo cave, you can combine visiting tourist attractions such as Thac Bo Ba Chua temple, Trach stream, Windmill island and motel, Bo market held on Sunday morning, Ngoi Hoa village and cave, rafting.

Don’t forget to enjoy the special delicious taste of Da River grilled Bamboo fish, and mountain and forest specialties such as chicken steamed with lemon leaves, Muong pork grilled with honey served on banana leaves, boiled bamboo shoots, upland rice, and cat apple wine.

Grilled fresh Bamboo shoot fish specialty from Da River Lake.

In addition, visitors can stay in Ban Mu, Ngoi Hoa or choose homestay tourism (sleep in a homestay) in the stilt house of the Muong Thang people on Coconut Island to stay here.