Cao bang

Known for its stunning landscapes, including emerald rice terraces, towering limestone mountains, and breathtaking waterfalls, #Cao_Bang is a haven for adventurers and nature lovers. The province's remote location and relatively untouched environment make it a perfect destination for those seeking an off-the-beaten-path experience. Find out more in our linked Cao Bang #Vietnam travel guide! #BonzerTOUR #vietnamtravelpackage #VietnamTravelGuide #VietnamTravelGuide #VietnamTour

Often neglected by tourists, Cao Bang province yet shelters some of the most beautiful landscapes of Northern Vietnam.

Hidden in the north of Vietnam lies the incredibly beautiful province of Cao Bang. Read here about all the tips for Cao Bang!

Vietnam is a Southeast Asian country on the South China Sea. It is known for its beaches, waterways, Buddhist pagodas and bustling cities. Hanoi, the capital, honors Ho Chi Minh, the nation's iconic Communist-era leader, with a huge marble mausoleum.

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g about Ban Gioc Waterfall in Cao Bang Vietnam. Located in northeastern of Vietnam, on Vietnam – China border, Ban Gioc Waterfall boasts an impressive natural sight with multiple level and green jade water flowing down the huge lake below. Ban Gioc still keep its beauty intact thanks to the low number of tourists coming here so Ban Gioc is still considered an ‘off-the-beaten-track’ in north Vietnam. This waterfall is the perfect place for those who love to be closer

Located in the far North East of Vietnam with long boundary with Chinese border. Find the best things to do in Cao Bang included Ban Gioc waterfalls

Cao Bang Geopark in Vietnam attained UNESCO recognition on April 12th, 2018. Find out more about this area's cultural and historical significance while admiring its jaw-dropping natural beauty.