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Equipment provided on tours

Asap, Caving Harness, Chest Airchest Harness, Cow's Tail, Composting Toilet, Shared daren drum, Dynamic Rope, First Aid kit, Gloves, Gri gri, Caving headlight, Caving helmet, Life vest, Light PVC backpack, Camping mattress, ...

Tu Lan Adventure Race 2020

The Tu Lan Adventure Race has seen tremendous improvement throughout the years in terms of professional conduct, participants’ preparation, challenging activities and much more!

#TheOxalisExperience

Oxalis Adventure wants to create a truly unique tourism product and experience. And in particular, this requires all Oxalis staff from directors, managers, experts, guides, safety assistants, porters, consultants...

How to visit Phong Nha?

In this article, we have shared the best tips on how to get to Phong Nha. We have also listed out types of transportation from/to different destinations to/from Phong Nha as below for you.

Booking Conditions

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What To Do In Phong Nha

Phong Nha – Ke Bang National Park in Vietnam is a place where your travel goals and dreams will actually turn into reality.This place is heavenly in terms of the natural marvels it has, the incredible culture, the highly extraordinary adventures it offers and so much more!

Phong Nha Travel Tips

Phong Nha is one of those last few places on Earth, which are yet to be completely discovered. This is not just a beautiful remote village in Vietnam, it’s a different world in itself and it beckons you to be a part of it. First nominated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1998 and recognized as one in 2003

Phong Nha Accommodation Guide

When you think of travelling to Phong Nha, you definitely want to spend your time in an accommodation that accentuates your overall travel experience by bringing you closer to the symphony of traditions, food, people and nature.

Life-lining: Technical safety in adventure caving activities

Life-lining is a safety procedure that is done in order to protect a climber from falling or to hold a climber that has fallen. Needless to say, it forms a very crucial part throughout the process and due to Oxalis’ commitment to safety on tour.