Located on the route of provincial highway 702, Thai An village, Vinh Hai commune, Ninh Hai district, Rai cave is seen as a “princess” sleeping near the sea and Nui Chua Mountain (God Mountain). Many large and small caves are home to many otters, giving the place its name, Rai.
It is quite easy to reach Rai cave driving on flat roads. On the way, visitors can see immense valleys and mountains inside the Nui Chua national park. Visiting the cave, people will be surprised at this masterpiece sketched by nature.
Visitors can see the charm of an ancient coral reef covered by evergreen moss and silvery waves. It has also becomes endless inspiration to young people who love taking romantic photos.
The special terrain of piles of rocks heaped over centuries by nature creates a waterfall in the sea which is a magnet for photographers.
Visitors should visit Hang Rai at around 5 a.m., to witness the wonderful sunrise over mysterious coral reefs and waterfalls. Camping overnight in the area is a recommended selection for young people.
Part of Nui Chua national park, Rai cave is also a nature reserve of Vietnam. It is one of the rare places where sea turtles go to lay eggs.
It is quite easy to reach Rai cave driving on flat roads. On the way, visitors can see immense valleys and mountains inside the Nui Chua national park. Visiting the cave, people will be surprised at this masterpiece sketched by nature.
Visitors can see the charm of an ancient coral reef covered by evergreen moss and silvery waves. It has also becomes endless inspiration to young people who love taking romantic photos.
 The ancient coral reef at Rai cave. Photo: Nguyen Luan/VNP  Rai cave is most wonderful from November to February when visitors can take unique and beautiful photos. Photo: Nguyen Luan/VNP  From the 300m long wooden bridge running along the cliff, tourists can see the imposing space of the forest and sea in the area of Rai cave. Photo: Le Minh/VNP  Visiting Rai cave, tourists have a chance to see the beauty of the ancient coral reef. Photo: Le Minh/VNP  Numerous small and large rocks create special and eye-catching shapes in Rai cave.Photo: Thong Thien/VNP |
Visitors should visit Hang Rai at around 5 a.m., to witness the wonderful sunrise over mysterious coral reefs and waterfalls. Camping overnight in the area is a recommended selection for young people.
Part of Nui Chua national park, Rai cave is also a nature reserve of Vietnam. It is one of the rare places where sea turtles go to lay eggs.
| Rai cave also is home to varieties of coral so some call it “coral park”. The coral varieties are colorful that attract numerous visitors who love diving to see coral. |
Story: Nguyen Luan
Photos: Le Minh, Thong Thien & Nguyen Luan
Photos: Le Minh, Thong Thien & Nguyen Luan
