Thien Canh Son cave

Nestled within the pristine Cong Do Conservation Area, one of the most well-preserved parts of the heritage bay, Thien Canh Son Cave is a magnificent limestone cave that has been formed over millions of years. Relatively unknown and largely untouched by mass tourism, the cave offers visitors a peaceful and authentic experience.

Natural openings throughout the cave allow fresh air to enter, creating a cool and refreshing atmosphere year-round. After climbing approximately 100 stone steps, visitors are rewarded with breathtaking panoramic views of the heritage bay, where thousands of towering limestone karsts rise dramatically from the emerald waters.

At the foot of the limestone mountain lies the natural Ban Chan Beach (Footprint Beach), renowned for its crystal-clear water and soft white sand. It is an ideal place for guests to relax, enjoy the tranquil surroundings, and admire the spectacular scenery of the bay.