Tú Làn Caves System

Tú Làn Caves System is a network of connected chambers carved through limestone mountains, featuring flowing underground rivers and cascading waterfalls within its passages. The caves display dramatic stone formations created over millions of years as water dissolved the rock.

Human settlements dating to prehistoric times were established near and within the caves, as revealed by archaeological finds in the passages. Scientific research later documented the geological story of how these underground formations developed.

Local communities maintain traditions of storytelling about ancient inhabitants who lived near the caves, incorporating natural formations into their narratives.

Exploring the caves requires standard safety gear including hard hats and headlights to navigate the passages safely. Official tour operators manage group visits and provide necessary equipment for all visitors.

The system contains one of Southeast Asia's deepest natural sinkholes, a dramatic opening formed through hundreds of millions of years of limestone dissolution. This extreme depth creates a geologically uncommon feature that few cave systems in the region can match.

GPS coordinates: 17.75984,106.11633

Latest update: December 6, 2025 17:43