A short boat crossing over the Nam Song brings you to the foot of the cliff, from which a steep staircase climbs to the cave entrance. The cave itself is large enough to walk through upright — lit chambers reveal stalactites and stalagmites, and a cool breeze comes through even in the heat of the day. The entrance fee is small and includes the boat crossing.
Below the cave, a swimming area sits in a natural pool at the base of the cliff. This is one of the more pleasant spots in the immediate vicinity of town for a swim — the water is clear and the setting, with jungle-covered karst rising directly above, is hard to beat. Go early in the morning to avoid the midday crowds.