CAVE DAU GO (BITS OF WOOD)

The cave of Bouts draws its name from an episode of the war of resistance against the Mongolian invaders in the th century. On the eve of a decisive battle, General Tran Hung Dao was ordered to prepare several tapered piles, destined to be planted in the bed of the Bach River. The cave would have been used to store them.

We stop in front of a staircase of 300 steps which allows you to reach three fairly large rooms. Inside, the sun's rays run on the water, irisant the rock walls of silver grey reflections.

The French were named "Cave of wonders".