Da Dung Mountain
Núi Đá Dựng
A strangely shaped limestone mountain near the Vietnam–Cambodia border, with dozens of interconnected caves, ideal for cave exploring and views.
Da Dung Mountain (Đá Dựng) lies about 6 km north of Ha Tien city, near the Xa Xia border crossing. It is a group of unusually shaped limestone peaks with dozens of caves of various sizes linked inside. Some contain shrines, and light beams stream in through skylights. The site has trails and viewing platforms overlooking the border fields. Admission is low, and it can be combined with a visit to the caves on the same day. The caves are dim, so bring a flashlight and wear non-slip shoes.
Opening hours
Approx. 07:00–17:00
Nearby sights
- Thach Dong Grotto
- Phu Dung Pagoda
- Mac Cuu Family Tombs (Binh San Hill)
- Tam Bao Pagoda
- Ha Tien Market & Night Market
- Dong Ho Lagoon & To Chau Bridge
- Mui Nai Beach
- Hai Tac Islands (Pirate Islands)