Travelling to Tharon Cave or Thaeuluan Cave will be a wild adventure. This 655.6m long cave in Tamenglong is not for the faint-hearted. But for those who are ready to take on the challenge, the rewards are worth it.
Once you step inside, you’ll find a map outside the cave that’ll help you navigate your way through the dark and winding caverns. And let us tell you, the map is a lifesaver. Without it, you might find yourself lost in the cave forever! But don’t worry, once you get the hang of it, you’ll be exploring the Tharon Cave like a pro.
But let’s not forget the historical significance of this cave. The Tharon Cave was once used as a shelter for thousands of years, and excavations inside have uncovered items related to the Hoabinhian culture of North Vietnam. So not only is this cave a thrilling adventure, but it’s also a journey back in time.
Getting to the Tharon Cave is not for the lazy ones either. You’ll have to take public transport from Tamenglong to reach this natural wonder. And once you’re there, be sure to dress appropriately and wear a helmet and headlamp because this is a wild cave. It’s not your typical show cave like in Western countries.
So, gather your friends and join a group for a special event. Maybe you can even catch the yearly tourism festival in spring organized by MMTA in Khuman Lampak. It’s time to conquer your fears and experience the Tharon Cave like never before.