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We started from the west side of the paid bridge, crossed the bridge to the east, turned right and walked straight until we saw a sign for Vang Vieng Resort Restaurant/Jammee Guesthouse. This took less than 10 minutes. |
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We turned right into the unpaved road and walked straight for 5 minutes until we reached the entrance gate of Vang Vieng Resort. You need to pay 2000 kip to pass through. Keep the ticket to cross the bridge later. |
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Go along the path through the resort and you'll see an orange bridge in less than 5 minutes. Give your previous 2000-kip ticket to the booth attendant to cross the bridge. From the bridge, the view of the calm river and the cliffs are quite nice. |
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Once you crossed the bridge, walk towards the left. There are some vendors selling fruit and snacks. In about 5 minutes, you'll see a hut and some very steep steps. This is the entrance to the cave. It's 15,000 kip to enter. |
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The stairs may look quite steep but it only took us less than 5 minutes to go up.
The cave is lit, with paved walkways and handrails. There is a view point where you can get an aerail view of the river and rice paddies. It took us less than 30 minutes to walk through the cave. |
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Past the entrance of the cave, across 2 small orange bridges, there's a clear pool of water that you can swim in, with rocks on the bottom and many small fish. During the hot season, it's quite small. |
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