Nang Tien Cave

Nang Tien Cave (Dong Nang Tien) is a natural limestone cave located in Luong Thuong Commune, Na Ri District, Thai Nguyen Province in northeastern Vietnam. Set within a forested karst landscape, the cave is known for its stalactite and stalagmite formations and chambers. It is associated with a local legend of fairies and is a lesser-known natural attraction in the former Bac Kan area, now part of Thai Nguyen, visited for sightseeing and cave exploration.

Visitors can expect a natural limestone cave set in a forested karst area in Luong Thuong Commune. The cave contains multiple chambers with stalactites and stalagmites of various shapes, uneven rocky floors and low light conditions. Access involves walking on natural paths and steps to and inside the cave. The surroundings are rural and forested with limited tourist infrastructure, offering a quiet nature and cave sightseeing experience.

The cave is associated with a local folk legend about fairies (Nang Tien) who are said to have bathed and resided in the cave, which gives the cave its name and cultural interest for visitors.