A Tower Karst Wonderland

The cave is part of a remarkable tower karst landscape at an altitude of 650-700m above sea level (asl). This picturesque setting is dotted with towering limestone formations and numerous lakes, forming the famous Thang Hen Lake System. A unique feature of this system is the interconnected lakes, which experience seasonal water level fluctuations due to both surface and underground water flows.

Nam Tra Lake – A Seasonal Surprise

As visitors journey toward Mountain Angel Eye, they will come across the Nam Tra Lake, a 15-hectare body of water that appears during the rainy season (June-August). However, in the dry season (from September onward), the lake transforms into a doline, where local farmers graze their cattle on lush pastures.

The Hidden Gem: Nam Tra Waterfall

Just a 10-minute walk (500-600m) from Nam Tra Lake, travelers can marvel at the Nam Tra Waterfall, a scenic cascade that adds to the area’s natural charm. This hidden gem is perfect for photography, relaxation, and enjoying the soothing sounds of nature.

Immerse in Tay Culture at Ban Danh Hamlet

Beyond the geological wonders, the journey to Mountain Angel Eye offers visitors a chance to experience the authentic Tay ethnic culture in Ban Danh Hamlet. Here, travelers can witness the harmony between local traditions and nature, with:

• Traditional stilt houses with yin-yang tiled roofs

• Stone fences and vibrant rice and maize fields

• Water buffaloes and cows roaming the pastoral landscapes

• Friendly locals who warmly welcome visitors into their community

This peaceful setting, surrounded by lush greenery and towering karst formations, provides a perfect escape from the hustle and bustle of daily life.