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About Tan Ky, discover the wonders of Mo Tien Ky cave

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Mo Cave in Thai Minh village (Tien Ky commune, Tan Ky district) still retains the wild and majestic beauty bestowed by nature. From underground streams in the rocks and soil, the pure, cool, gentle water flows all year round, captivating people's hearts.

Tien Ky Commune, Tan Ky District is an ancient land, where many unique cultural values are still preserved. Tien Ky is where vestiges of ancient Vietnamese people dating back 2,300 - 2,500 years were discovered. This place also retains traces of Le Loi's 15th century army in the fight against the Ming invaders to keep the country peaceful. Not only is it rich in unique cultural identity, but it also has a system of limestone mountains and majestic, poetic caves such as Mo Cave in Thai Minh Village. Photo: Nguyen Dao

Hang mó 10 — Hang Mo is located in Thai Minh village, Tien Ky commune, about 27 km from Km0 of the Ho Chi Minh trail, about 14 km from National Highway 7A (Cay Chanh bridge) Dinh Son commune, Anh Son district. Hang Mo is a favorite destination for people in the area and neighboring districts on hot days. Photo: Nguyen Dao

Hang mó 9 — According to the elders in the village: In the past, the Tien Ky countryside was poor and for a long time, plants could not grow due to lack of water. But strangely, in the rainy season, water in Mo cave flowed out, causing the fields to be flooded, but in the dry season, water stagnated in the cave and refused to flow out, causing drought. The people of Tien Ky commune wished that the situation could be reversed. Photo: Nguyen Dao

Hang mó 4 — Worried about the constant hunger and crop failures due to the abnormality of the water source, in early 1963, the Secretary of the Party Cell of Ky Minh Cooperative at that time, Mr. Luong Van Hau (born in 1927) mobilized some people to go deep into the cave to find out the truth. Photo: Nguyen Dao

Hang mó 5 — They turned away from the dense forest and found the cave entrance. The cave entrance was very low and dark; the rocks were as sharp as shark teeth. But when they went deeper inside, they found a spacious, airy space; the rock veins and cliffs were majestic; Mr. Luong Van Hau and 5 others discovered that the stream inside the cave was quite large, flowing in a strange direction and with an irregular flow. They decided to pry open the rock blocking the old flow direction, diverting the water to the stream leading to the fields... Thanks to that, the people had regular irrigation water, and their lives became more prosperous... Photo: Nguyen Dao

Hang mó 2 — Today, Mo Cave still retains its pristine, majestic beauty bestowed by nature. Every year, thousands of tourists from inside and outside the district come here to enjoy the cool air during the summer days and admire the unique, fascinating features of the stalactites of various shapes and sizes. To enter Mo Cave, visitors must have a local or someone who has explored it to guide them, because the cave is pitch black, and explorers must use candles and flashlights to see. Photo: Nguyen Dao

Hang mó 16 — Weaving through the undulating rocks, witnessing the unique and strange architectural space, the deeper you go, the wider and flatter the cave becomes like a solid ceiling. From the underground streams in the rocks, the cool, pure, gentle water flows all year round, captivating people's hearts. Photo: Nguyen Dao

Hang mó 20 — According to the locals, no one has ever been able to walk the entire length of this cave, so it is always attractive to those who are passionate about exploring. They predict that if you walk through the cave, it will take about 2-3 hours. Many groups of people have invited each other to explore, but most people only go to the most difficult part and then give up. Photo: Nguyen Dao

Hang mó 22 — In the cave, the stalactites, through the hands of nature, become a fascinating masterpiece. Not only that, the stalactites in the cave also create many interesting shapes and forms. Photo: Nguyen Dao

In July 2019, Tan Ky district announced the planning of the Mo Cave Eco-tourism Area associated with the Thai Minh brocade weaving village, Tien Ky commune. The Mo Cave Eco-tourism Area associated with the Thai Minh brocade weaving village, Tien Ky commune, Tan Ky district was planned in a 1/2000 scale construction subdivision, with a total area of 45 hectares. Photo: Nguyen Dao

Hang mó 21 — The planning is divided into functional zones and the organization of landscape architecture space includes: the central area is located in the center of the planning area, construction items include central service house, operator house, resort hotel, shopping mall, spa house, ethnic cuisine restaurant, festival yard, camping area. Photo: Nguyen Dao

Hang mó 15 — The green area and water surface are planned on the existing natural landscape, including the following items: The stream bathing area, the area inside Mo cave is organized into an adventure tour area, exploring the cave with a length of about 2 km. Tan Ky district expects that by 2030, this eco-tourism area will welcome about 70,000 - 100,000 visitors, of which about 50 - 70% will be overnight guests. Photo: Nguyen Dao

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