Discovering
Tien Cave, the place where the fairies came and never left 
(15:03:36 PM 17/08/2015)
About 70 kilometers from the Phong Nha - Ke Bang National Park, Tu Lan consists of more than 10 caves. Its first cave was discovered in 1992 and then the whole system became famous internationally in 2010 thanks to the exploration of the British Cave Research Association. Photos: Thang Bamboo
Despite being among one of the early-explored caves, Tien, which is located at the end of system and hidden behind mountains and huge trees, remains lesser known than its cousins. But Oxalis, a tour operator, has recently been allowed to bring tourists here.
Three of the cave's four domes which are more than 70 meters high.
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