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Ba Be Lake

The highlight of Ba Be National Park, Ba Be Lake is a beautiful waterbody fed by the Nang River. While the lake formed over 200 million years ago, it is surrounded by tall limestone formations and caves formed over 450 million years ago! Translating to mean "three lakes",it is a melange of three parts- Pe Leng, Pe Lu, and Pe Lam is a charming sight to behold. An excursion through the calm waters of the Ba Be Lake might be the best way to explore the land of this beautiful destination. Gently sprinkled with numerous islands and home to some freshwater fish, this lake is unique and has a composition like none other.Located at an altitude of 150 metres, it is one of the highest lakes in the country and was recognised at a National Landscape Monument in 2012. You can explore this lake en route a peaceful boat ride, or go a kayaking adventure through the azure waters. Read More

Lying about three kilometres west of the Ba Be Lake is the Dau Dang Waterfall, which is a cascading form of the Nang river over the rocks. This waterfall is most famous for its scenic beauty and the fish species that find a place here. Housing fish that can weigh up to 10 kilograms, this destination is an ecological hotspot. The sight of the waterfall against the greenery of the surrounding jungle is enchanting, and this destination lies over a stretch of 1 kilometre. The rainy season here witnesses a race among various schools of fish to pass the waterfall, and hence creates the beautiful spectacle known as the passing of fish over Dau Dang Waterfall. Read More

The Ba Be National Park is an intricate network of caves and caverns, and one such occurrence here is the Hua Ma Cave. Located in the Hua Ma range of Horse Head Mountain, this cave was opened to the public in the year 2014. This cave is a natural formation and has many beautiful stalactites within its bounds. To reach the Hua Ma Caves, there is a climb of almost 300 metres. The caves themselves are about 700m long and have a height of almost 40-50 metres. The interiors are filled with sparkling stalactites and naturally curving stone terrace-like formations. It also gives a view of the Ba Be Lake through the inside itself. Read More

Discovered in the year 2016 by Mr Linh's Adventure, the Lo Mo cave follows an underground river for a distance of about 3000 metres. Flourishing with imposing mountains, lush ecosystems and fascinating stalactites, this is a below-the-ground adventure that will surely awaken the explorer in you! Lying along an underground river, the Lo Mo Cave is a fascinating journey that takes you through a terrain of mountains, crevices, stalagmites and caves. The interiors are unexplored to a level that there does not even exist a geological record of what actually is inside the cave. The caves are full of two flowing water sources and a great variety of bats and other vegetation. Read More

Puong Cave is a mesmerising cave destination in Ba Be which was formed as a result of river erosion over the years. The cave is embellished with fascinating incrustations which are quite interesting to observe. With the river flowing right through its heart, Puong is an adventure of another kind. Located at the foot of the Lung Nham Mountain, this mighty cavern stands at the height of 30 metres. The Nang river created this cave, and one can explore the depths of the same using boats. The cave itself is an enigmatic labyrinth of stalactites and stalagmites and the Nang River that flows through it for over 300 metres. If you wish to explore the cave itself, do not miss the essentials such as basic rain gear, trekking shoes, and a strong flashlight. Read More