Paradise Cave (called Thiên Đường in Vietnamese) is located in Phong Nha-Ke Bang National Park. The National Park is around 450km south of Hanoi, and about 210km north of Hue. The closest town to Paradise Cave is the small town of Phong Nha. From Phong Nha, it’s another 20km to the entrance to Paradise Cave. What You Can Expect: In the morning: 6.30 a.m: Our guide and bus will pick you up at your hotel. It will take you to Paradise Cave. On the way, stop to visit La Vang church and presenting Quang Tri Citadel (Non stop) which was built in 1824, the fierce battle of 81 days and nights has made this citadel well-known all over the world. To continue the itinerary our guide introduces about many places such as: Ben Hai river, Hien Luong bridge, Doc Mieu base… 12p.m: Arrive Phong Nha Town. Lunch at restaurant. In the afternoon: Bus will pick up you at restaurant to go to visit Paradise cave. Paradise cave was discovered by scientists of the British Caving Research Association in 2005, has the length of 31km, the longest dry cave in Asia. With naturally primitive features Paradise Cave looks like a landscape painting, making it very attractive to visitors. There are a series of white crystal stalactites resembling glass pillars and many other spectacular formations. 3.30 P.m: Back to Hue on Ho Chi Minh Trails. On the way back, you have snack on the bus. 7.30P.m: We arrive in Hue and drop you off at your hotel. Tour ends! *** Important note: The trip to Paradise Cave is a long journey from Hue City. An inevitable that you will spend the majority of your time in the bus during your commute. Please consider carefully and do not complain about distance!