Registration for the tours will be organised between June and August this year by Oxalis, the only private company licensed to explore and conduct tours of Son Doong.

A shaft of sunlight hits a section of Son Doong Cave, called Watch Out for Dinosaurs, daily around noon.

There are only about 240 slots this year. The number of visitors are limited because of restrictions placed to preserve the complex’s ecosystem.

A four-day expedition this year costs US$2,500 per person, down 16.6% from the previous price of US$3,000. Buses can be taken from Hanoi to Dong Hoi, capital of Quang Binh, and from there to the park.

Son Doong opened to tourists in 2013. It includes at least 150 individual caves, a dense subterranean jungle and several underground rivers. British magazine Conde Nast Traveler named Son Doong one of seven must-explore wonders of 2020.

Son Doong Cave voted among world’s seven wonders for 2020

Vietnam’s Son Doong Cave has been listed among seven wonders of the world for 2020 by the US-based renowned magazine, Conde Nast Traveler.

Son Doong cave decked out in Alan Walker’s trailer

The Christmas Day teaser for DJ Alan Walker’s latest MV “Alone Pt. II” features beautiful shots from central Quang Binh Province, including Son Doong cave.

Private company granted exclusive rights to Son Doong tours

Oxalis Adventure Tours has been granted exclusive rights to accompany adventure seekers to Son Doong, the world’s largest cave, located in central Vietnam, for up to 10 years.

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Source: NDO