Miraculous scenic spot on Tua Chua plateau

Update 04 - 04 - 2021
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Located at an altitude of over 1,000m above sea level, Pe Rang Ky cave has a wild beauty, mysteriously enchanting human hearts. Like other caves in Tua Chua district, Pe Rang Ky cave is a gift from nature with a variety of stalactites of intact shapes that have not been influenced by humans.

The stalactite system in Pe Rang Ky cave was formed over millions of years with bizarre shapes that attract tourists to visit. 

Located in Huoi So Commune in the rocky plateau of Tua Chua District in Dien Bien Province, Pe Rang Ky cave is hidden at the foot of a cliff in the middle of a majestic mountainous region. It is 800m long at an altitude of more than 1,000m above sea level.

Over the years, Pe Rang Ky cave has become a tourist destination, attracting many visitors who come to admire its mysterious and pristine beauty.

The cave was recognised as a national level relic by the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism in early 2019.

The cave has three compartments, each with its own mysterious beauty.

The first compartment of the cave features large stone pillars with a height of about 10m like giant mushrooms. The two sides of the cave wall are grey stalactites, sticking together to create many shapes such as ploughs, harrows and hoes for labour and production.

The second compartment is about 2m higher than the first. It is 320m long, 10 - 15m wide, and 10 - 17m high. The cave floor features extraordinary stalactites formed from drops of limestone water over thousands of years.

In this compartment, stalactites create diverse and rich shapes like corals, buddha statues and ivory. It is like a landscape picture inlaid with gold and silver, making the space shimmering and fanciful. The two sides of the cave wall are long rocks that look like chandeliers.

The third one is longer, taller, wider and more beautiful than the two previous compartments. The cave floor is large and rough rocks with square shapes and diagonal lines like a chessboard. On the sides of the cave wall are large strips of stalagmite. The air is extremely fresh here.

Notably, the last compartment has the enchanting visual beauty of the sparkling stalactite forest surrounding the clear lake.

Coming to Pe Rang Ky cave, the visitors had a chance to see a beautiful landscape in the majestic mountain area, saw terraced fields stretching and enjoyed the delicious dishes of locals here such as mountain goat, black-boned chicken, Mong Pe wine and San Tuyet tea, all while immersed in the sound of rhythmic pan-pipe and flute of the Mong people here./.

From: Dienbienphu Online