Nguom Ngao Cave - a magical natural landscape in the mountains and forests of the Northeast

Nguom Ngao Cave (in Tay language means tiger cave) is located in Khuoi Ky hamlet, Dam Thuy commune, Trung Khanh district, Cao Bang province, was formed over 300 million years and put into tourism exploitation in 2003.

Nguom Ngao Cave still respects the wild, rustic beauty of its amazing nature. (Photo: Quoc Dat/VNA)

Underground rivers flow along the length of the cave. (Photo: Quoc Dat/VNA)

The terrain in the cave is rugged with many different types of terrain, creating a sense of excitement for visitors. (Photo: Quoc Dat/VNA)

The sparkling yellow stalactites make visitors feel like they are lost in a giant treasure trove. (Photo: Quoc Dat/VNA)

Giant stalagmites with strange shapes growing majestically in the cave stimulate the curiosity and imagination of viewers. (Photo: Quoc Dat / VNA)

In some places, the cave is very wide, with ceilings up to several dozen meters high. (Photo: Quoc Dat/VNA)

Tourists visit the entire Nguom Ngao cave with its diverse, unique terrain and eye-catching shapes. (Photo: Quoc Dat/VNA)

Over hundreds of millions of years, the accumulation of calcium in the sedimentary water has created strangely beautiful shapes like wells and terraced fields. (Photo: Quoc Dat/VNA)

Tourists enjoy the stalactites with many different shapes inside Nguom Ngao Cave. (Photo: Quoc Dat/VNA)

Over hundreds of millions of years of formation, nature has created stalactites shaped like upside-down lotus flowers. (Photo: Quoc Dat/VNA)

In the middle of the cave is a stalactite column tens of meters high, growing among the “terraced fields”, shaped like a giant coral branch, called the silver tree by locals. (Photo: Quoc Dat/VNA)

Nguom Ngao Cave still respects the wild, rustic beauty of its natural wonders. (Photo: Quoc Dat/VNA)

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