The Marble Mountains

So beautiful place! Don’t buy elevator ticket if you don’t have any healthy issue since like this you will miss all beauty around. Way to the top it’s not the easiest but I really loved it. Take drinking water with you or be ready to pay many times more since they bring all food and drinks without elevator there! There are several temples and caves there. If you want to see the best views, you need to walk to the higher points. I like the atmosphere there! Really relaxing. If you want to be in comfortable time, come early morning to avoid crowd. There are free WC on the territory, just be ready to leave your shoes outside and wear slippers. Ticket’ cost 40000. Choose gate 2 way to walk since it’s more scenery.

Beautiful, cheap, serene experience. Great place to enjoy natural wonders and get closer to higher beings 🙏👌🤩 BE PREPARED - Hot + Humid, a lot of hiking and walking! Dress accordingly. There are many cool spots with a nice breeze throughout, and it gets cooler in the caves. You can buy tickets at the front, recommend going with the simple general admission type of ticket. You can check out all the caves and many pagodas with this ticket. They also offer an elevator straight to the top for an extra fee, and a map you can keep for a fee too. (they have a map you can simply take a photo of for free throughout 😉😉)

Such a beautiful place! The lift ticket isn’t really necessary (it only takes you halfway, so you still need to climb the stairs). The entrance fee is fair — 40,000đ — and the complex is huge, with plenty of caves and pagodas. You could easily spend 1–2 hours here. Highly recommend 🥰

- Entrance Ticket: 40,000 VND - Elevator: 15,000 VND (one way) Drop at Gate 2, so you’ll get the elevator. From up going down. Gate 1 is a lot of stairs, never ending stairs. So we took Gate 2 with elevator. However, to get to the other side, we didn’t expect to go through a cave then the steps are all limestone rocks to get to the top (which were very slippery). At the time we went, it was very sunny. So imagine if we went on a rainy/drizzly day. We were very careful step by step, as any misstep may cause injury and no one wants that on their travel. It is definitely worth to visit at least one time but please, bring towels, water and a new shirt to change with because it is very hot going up and down stairs just to take photos and see what’s inside. After you get to the highest peak, there is an area where you can sit and have a drink. Like a break time area. But of course not free, you need to pay for drinks. Lol Outside, there’s a lot of restaurants to go right after the dreadful stairs of Marble Mountains but overall it was fun and nice to see a 360 view on top of the highest peak. Place is not advisable to old people. I mean there’s a lot that visits this place but only a few can cross the highest peak.

Good morning day trip, interesting place. Lots to see, walking is quite a bit and many stairs. Also take the lift up, as even more stairs/steps inside. Worth the entry ticket prices and the effort. Inside one of the large caves is very steep steep staircase , worth the effort to climb, come down backwards (I had to at some points). Over all great 4 or 5 hours exploring.

Absolutely loved that experience. Amazing caves, breathtaking views and stunning nature. I couldn’t imagine caves would look so beautiful inside! I was def surprised. But be cautious and very careful with the slippery surfaces, better to wear comfortable shoes and clothing. It’s quite hot and humid inside the caves. Also there is lots of kind of hiking options, some of them could be hard for little ones especially. You could buy water inside or bring it with you, no food available, except for the ice cream.

Very interesting so amazing sights and scenery. Will need good shoes to do some climbing. The stall sellers will trouble, I felt bad so go magnets. But they charged me like £15.00 so that won't happen again. A must visit very intriguing

There is an easy option to take the elevator for tourists. You will see the ancient temple up there. A good place for everyone if you’ve never seen before. The coconut water is recommended here. The small shops at the parking lot are good for the tourists to get good prices, but not the place right at the end of the trail when you walk down to back home.