Introducing Cao Bang

Pac Po Grotto is located at the mouth of the confluence of two rivers namely Bang Giang and Hien rivers. Its historicity is due to the fact that Ho Chi Minh on his return from China (where he had lived for 30 years) on 28 January 1941 established a revolutionary force at a cave near Pac Po valley inhabited by the Nung tribes. He organized the revolutionary movement by training the cadres, translated the History of

Ban Gioc Waterfalls is the waterfalls on the Quay Son River and in the district of Trung Khanh District, Cao Bang province (about 272 km north of Hanoi). The waterfall drops 30 meters, it is separated into three falls by rocks and trees and the thundering effect of the water hitting the cliffs can be heard from afar.

Nguom Ngao Cave is a really amazing, huge and attractive with various shaped stalactites. Some stalactites can create echo also. In comparing this cave with Paradise Cave in Ha Long Bay, it is certain that you truly think Nguom Ngao Cave is more beautiful. Nguom Ngao means “tiger’s cave” in the language of the local Tay ethnic minority. It is said that a long time ago, many fierce tigers sheltered in the cave and would enter the nearby village