Tu Lan Cave

Discovered in 2004, Tu Lan Cave has six grottoes with four valleys in a range of grandiose limestone mountains. Oxalis will invest to build a hotel with 30 rooms; chain-bridge for walking spanning Rao Nay - upper reaches of Gianh River; install safety equipment; develop various forms of tourism such as exploring caves, ecotourism, adventurous tourism and climbing mountains, especially MICE (Meetings, Incentives, Conventions and Exhibitions) tourism in the cave - a new product of tourism which is paid more attention by foreign visitors.

This is an opportunity to help Minh Hoa district develop its advantages of sustainable and primitive tourism potential.

Reported by SGGP
Translated by N.Y