Explore Vietnam’s DMZ and Phong Nha Caves: A Day of History and Natural Wonder
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
10–11 hours
Fitness Level
Moderate fitness recommended; be comfortable walking and standing for extended periods with some uneven terrain.
Overview
Discover the gripping history of Vietnam’s DMZ and the stunning limestone caves of Phong Nha National Park on this full-day adventure from Hue. Dive into stories of war and nature in one unforgettable journey.
Vietnam DMZ and Phong Nha Cave Day Trip
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About This Adventure
Experience a remarkable 11-hour journey through Vietnam's history and natural beauty. Explore the iconic Hien Luong Bridge, a symbol of the Vietnam War, and marvel at the breathtaking landscapes of Phong Nha National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage site. This adventure promises unforgettable sights and insights into Vietnam's rich heritage.
Rate
- 1 person $329
- 2 people $187 per person
- 3 people $145 per person
- 4 people $120 per person
- 5 people $105 per person
- 6-9 people $95 per person
- 10 + people $85 per person
Duration
- 11 Hours
About
- Want to optimize your 1 day in the central? Witness an important landmark of Vietnam war - Hien Luong Bridge - which separated the country into two part. Visit to one of the world natural heritages recognized by UNESCO and admire its otherworldly beauty, Phong Nha National Park!
Adventure Tips
Bring a flashlight for cave tours
While the main cave sections are lit, having a personal flashlight helps you see details in darker passages.
Wear sturdy, non-slip footwear
Uneven, wet cave floors demand reliable shoes to ensure safety and comfort.
Stay hydrated and carry water
The tropical climate can be hot and humid, so bring water to stay refreshed throughout the day.
Prepare for moderate walking
This trip involves walking through caves and historical sites, so be ready for several hours on your feet.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Langurs (a type of monkey) found in the park’s forests
- Rare cave fish residing in subterranean streams
History
The DMZ represents the former division line of Vietnam from 1954 to 1975, making it a powerful symbol of the country’s reunification journey.
Conservation
Phong Nha National Park is protected under UNESCO status, emphasizing sustainable tourism to preserve its unique ecosystems and cave systems.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Lightweight rain jacket
Vietnam’s spring can bring sudden rain—stay dry and comfortable with a packable rain jacket.
spring specific
Breathable hiking shoes
Breathable shoes keep feet cool and dry during humid summer hikes and cave explorations.
summer specific
Sun hat and sunscreen
Protect yourself from strong sun when outdoors during fall months.
fall specific
Insect repellent
Keep away biting insects commonly found near forested and cave areas year-round.
winter specific