Get picked up at your hotel in Cao Bang city then taking the bus in around 2 hours to Nguom Ngao cave.

Nguom Ngao Cave is a natural wonder nestled in Gun Village of Cao Bang Province in Northern Vietnam, which lies near the Vietnam-China border. This province is known for its stunning natural beauty, with lush mountains, picturesque valleys, and enchanting waterfalls. The name "Nguom Ngao" holds deep-rooted significance and is steeped in fascinating legends passed down through generations in the local community. In the Tay language, "Nguom" simply means cave, while "Ngao" means tiger. Together, "Nguom Ngao" stands for Tiger Cave. One of the most striking features of Nguom Ngao Cave is the colors of its stalactites. These stalactites, formed over millennia through mineral deposition from dripping water, have calcium mixed with various impurities. These impurities may include minerals like iron or copper, which add hues of red, brown, green, or even blue to the stalactites.

Nestled in the mesmerizing province of Cao Bang, Ban Gioc Waterfalls stands as a true natural wonder of Vietnam. This enchanting fall unveils a breathtaking spectacle as pristine waters cascade from tier to tier, harmonizing with the lush landscapes. Its splendor is a testament to the captivating beauty that Cao Bang generously bestows upon its visitors. Ban Gioc has gained a name for being one of the 4 largest cross-border waterfalls of the world generally, and particularly among the most famous in Vietnam. For the last few years, there has been a surge of tourists who cross the globe to observe its uniquely exotic, natural beauty.

It is out time for lunch at a local restaurant after visiting Ban Gioc Waterfall.