Lung Khuy Cave
Lung Khuy Cave
Lung Khuy Cave
Lung Khuy Cave
A unique cave with bizarre stalactites in the heart of the UNESCO Global Geopark.
Ha Giang
Cave
Ecotourism
Discovered in 2015, Lung Khuy Cave is a jewel of the Dong Van plateau in Ha Giang province. This place stuns the imagination with dense clusters of stalactites resembling lithophones, flowers, and towers. Thanks to its well-developed infrastructure—safe walkways and artistic lighting—visiting the cave has become an accessible and unforgettable adventure.
- Duration
1.5–2 hours
- Average budget
from $10
- Admission
50,000 ₫
- Opening hours
07:00 – 19:00
- Best months
Oct – Feb
- Local language
Vietnamese
What you need to know
The cave is located in Lung Khuy village, Quan Ba commune. Its total length is 517 meters, and its height reaches 30 meters. The name translates from the Hmong language as "dragon in a rock fissure" — according to legend, there is a sacred well here that brings water in times of drought.
What to see:
- Amazing 1–2 meter long stalactites creating the effect of a stone forest.
- Elevated wooden and steel walkways allowing you to comfortably explore the entire accessible section (300–400 m).
- Traditional Hmong stilt houses along the path to the entrance.
The dry season with cool weather is the ideal time for hiking uphill and taking photos.
On site
- How to get there
40 km from Ha Giang via QL4C, then 6 km to the parking lot
- Ascent
1.2 km hike (approx. 30 min)
- Cash
Required for ticket purchases
- Footwear
Comfortable, with good grip
- Clothing
Light jacket for winter