A cave system in Quang Binh has been discovered by the British Cave Research Association (BCRA), offering an exciting discovery opportunity for those who love adventure travel: the Tu Lan cave system.
Tu Lan cave system has now been exploited for adventure tours lasting from 1 to 4 days. This will certainly be a new and attractive experience for domestic and international tourists. 
On the Tu Lan discovery tour, visitors will explore steep passes, swim and explore caves, and camp in scenic valleys nearby. 
There are many types of tours from the easy to the extremely challenging. One of the important highlights of these tours is sustainability. At all campsites, visitors are asked to keep their trash and not harm the natural creations. 
Trained guides will ensure the safety of the tour and protect the caves and jungles. They can also act as photographers to help the explorers capture impressive photos along the way. 
Hang Tien is the largest cave in the Tu Lan cave system. With a passageway up to 80m high and 50m wide, this cave is a wonderful new discovery, not to mention the countless perfect artifacts along the length of the cave.
Heritage Magazine
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