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A large karst cavern located near Quan Ba. The cave was originally used locally for its spring, but was opened for tourist sightseeing several years ago by the national government. A dedicated non-slip footpath has been installed with handrailings. The cave has many stunning features, including stalagmites, stalactites, flowstone, and drapery. The cave is a half-hour hike up from the parking lot and admission is only by cash, but is owned collectively by the local village.
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Ruins of a French military post constructed in 1935.
A short and steep trail leads to a secluded 20 m waterfall and swimming hole.
Heaven's Gate
The road to Quan Ba Heaven gate is winding, twisty crossing limestone mountains. At 1945 m, the viewpoints on both sides of the pass is one of the highlights of the park. From the top of the Heaven Gate, you can look down across a large valley of unending terraced fields, displaying a charming beauty like a paradise dimly visible through the clouds.
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Du Già Waterfall, Thác Du Già
Two large and several smaller cascades, one with a pond for swimming. Somewhat remote, the gravel path can be difficult to find.