VIETNAM
Phong Nha National ParkYes, Vietnam is blessed with sunbathed rice paddies and wonderful food... But have you been to Phong Nha National Park? Located at Vietnam’s central Quang Binh province, the national park is interladen with a network of stunning river caves – with a few only discovered in the last decade or so. Stay tuned!
We might as well start this #Kravescape series with the most captivating cave you’ll probably encounter: San Doong. Discovered in 2009, it is the largest cave in the world. Stretching over 5km long and standing at 200m high, it’s got its own rainforest and its own weather system – a whole new world to camp in! The real thing won’t live up to the magical pictures you’ll see – it’s epic.
If cathedral-like stalagmite and stalactite formations are more of your thing, then the Paradise Cave is a sight to see. Discovered in 2005, the 31km-long cavern that stands at 100m high has got the most spectacular limestone formations in the region. With lighting systems and walkways installed, it makes for a truly magnificent experience
Hang En Cave Go for tranquility and healing at the Vedana Lagoon Resort & Spa; where Mother Nature has been most generous in every (tropical) way imaginable. With smartly designed villas, bungalows and houseboats made with a minimalist touch, it fits well with the nature surrounding it. Venture into heaven as you rest your body from days of trekking at the elegant spa; and energize with the complex flavors Vietnam can offer.
You’d have to trek around for 10km through the jungle, crossing rivers, and scrambling up mountain slopes for this one... It is the 3rd largest cave in the world with the most photogenic of the subterranean chambers around. Its entrance opens directly to a lush jungle, shining pillars of light that illumante the golden, sandy beaches at the edge of a turqoise pool.
Vedana Lagoon Resort & Spa 
