According to The Times, one of Phong Nha-Ke Bang’s most impressive features is its vast cave system, whose spectacular beauty offers visitors a wide variety of exploration experiences. From leisurely sightseeing trips to rigorous expeditions, each journey provides a unique perspective on the area’s unique natural wonders.
Visitors can explore Phong Nha Cave by boat, visit Paradise Cave, or embark on adventure tours to Son Doong, Hang Va, and Hang En caves, among others. The diversity of tourism products and experiences enables Phong Nha-Ke Bang to cater to a broad range of interests, from scenic sightseeing to immersive excursions in nature.
Beyond its renowned caves, Phong Nha-Ke Bang is also celebrated for its distinctive natural environment, where geological values, spectacular landscapes, and diverse ecosystems combine to create a highly captivating destination. These assets also provide an important foundation for developing nature-based, exploration, and experiential tourism products.
Its inclusion by The Times among Viet Nam’s 11 most beautiful destinations in 2026 further elevates Phong Nha-Ke Bang’s standing and appeal among both domestic and international visitors.
During the National Day holiday on September 2, Phong Nha-Ke Bang National Park welcomed 30,404 visitors, equivalent to 411% of the figure recorded during the same period in 2025, while total tourism revenue reached nearly 7 billion VND.
In addition to Phong Nha-Ke Bang, The Times also selected a number of other outstanding destinations in Viet Nam, including Ha Noi, Hue, My Son Sanctuary, Sa Pa, Hoang Su Phi, Ban Gioc Waterfall–Nui Mat Than, Son Tra Peninsula, Cat Tien, the coastal stretch from Quy Nhon to Phan Rang, and Con Dao.
