A cave at the park (Source: VNA) Quang Binh (VNA) – Authorities of the centralprovince of Quang Binh have decided to pilot tours of some new caves at the WorldNatural Heritage site Phong Nha-Ke Bang National Park, dubbed the “Kingdom ofCaves”.
Specifically, the management board of the park will partnerwith Jungle Boss Ltd., to pilot a two-day and one-night tour of the Dai A, Over,and Pygmy caves at the cost of 600,000 VND (26.6 USD) per person.
Earlier, on July 4, Oxalic Ltd., was allowed to pilot a two-dayand one-night tour of the Va and Nuoc Nut caves, worth 8 million VND per person,and a one-day tour of Nuoc Nut cave at the cost of 1.65 million VND per person.
The new tours are part of a plan to diversify touristproducts at the park.
Lying in the ecological restoration area at the park, the DaiA, Over, and Pygmy caves boast unique and unspoiled natural landscapes.
The Va and Nuoc Nut caves are incomparable due to theirunique, grandiose, and magnificent beauty.
The Phong Nha-Ke Bang National Park was recognised as aWorld Heritage site by UNESCO in 2003, thanks to its impressive scenery andarchaeological value.
It is also home to Son Doong cave, which was recognised in2016 as the largest of its kind by three international organisations, includingthe UK-based Guinness World Records, Hong Kong-based World Record Association,and the US and India-based World Kings.
Since early this year, tourist arrivals in Quang Binh havereached nearly 1.9 million, up about 17 percent year-on-year, bringing anestimated revenue of 2 trillion VND (88.8 million USD), marking a year-on-yearincrease of 15 percent.
In 2018, Quang Binh strives to greet 3.5 million tourists bythe end of the year, including 120,000 foreigners. -VNA
Specifically, the management board of the park will partnerwith Jungle Boss Ltd., to pilot a two-day and one-night tour of the Dai A, Over,and Pygmy caves at the cost of 600,000 VND (26.6 USD) per person.
Earlier, on July 4, Oxalic Ltd., was allowed to pilot a two-dayand one-night tour of the Va and Nuoc Nut caves, worth 8 million VND per person,and a one-day tour of Nuoc Nut cave at the cost of 1.65 million VND per person.
The new tours are part of a plan to diversify touristproducts at the park.
Lying in the ecological restoration area at the park, the DaiA, Over, and Pygmy caves boast unique and unspoiled natural landscapes.
The Va and Nuoc Nut caves are incomparable due to theirunique, grandiose, and magnificent beauty.
The Phong Nha-Ke Bang National Park was recognised as aWorld Heritage site by UNESCO in 2003, thanks to its impressive scenery andarchaeological value.
It is also home to Son Doong cave, which was recognised in2016 as the largest of its kind by three international organisations, includingthe UK-based Guinness World Records, Hong Kong-based World Record Association,and the US and India-based World Kings.
Since early this year, tourist arrivals in Quang Binh havereached nearly 1.9 million, up about 17 percent year-on-year, bringing anestimated revenue of 2 trillion VND (88.8 million USD), marking a year-on-yearincrease of 15 percent.
In 2018, Quang Binh strives to greet 3.5 million tourists bythe end of the year, including 120,000 foreigners. -VNA
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