Routes in Vietnam for selected grade

Sustained route following varied features. Intermediate anchors on the lower section (12m, 6 bolts, 5a)

Shares the start with Team Ling Ling, and branches right at the second (smaller) roof. Enjoy the subsequent sloepy tufa face climb!

Cracks and tufas. Crux at third bolt. Careful belay recommended.

Crimpy tufas to a nice rest, then tackle the slopey ledge for the crux.

A bouldery start on some chossy holds, coming out to some tufa climbing followed by a great balancy vertical climb. The start and top need some more cleaning, but overall, solid. Belayer should wear a helmet.

Diverse climbing through resonant tufas onto stalactites and a nice face. May be dirty and/or flooded during/after the wet season.

Shares the same start and anchors as search for meaning but splits left around the tufa. Climb through the roof and up the face, make sure to extend the bolt in and above the roof to reduce rope drag

Gently overhung face climbing leads to a tricky sequence. Commit to the tufa and the rest is easy. Stay only on the face for a 7b/7c variation.

Follow the crack on the right bringing you to the crux at 2-3 bolt: dyno to good pocket. Kneebar size cave afterwards. Stay on overhanging wavy slab. Easy middle section up and under the tree. Slight left under the roof with nice moves to the anchor on the left.

Heading out from the right side of the cave, follow the good pockets in the roof. Finish using a big move slapping the jugs around the lip.

Fun start followed by some slab into pumpy finish. Take care of upper part, snake spotted on the left jug before the anchor.

Juggy route all the way to the top of the wall. Be ware of possible snakes at the top.

Tallest climb at the crag, access from iron lion or spender bender. Watch rope length on the lower off. Climb 16 on the topo

New bolted line to the right of the crag. The obvious line climbing up a thin crack with delicate feet. Scramble up a ledge to the start and also belay platform. Probably need a static line in the future to avoid tumbling down the mini cliff.

Rebolted 2010.

Sit start from the left side of the boulder, go straight up

Start on the right side of the boudlder and go straight up following the arrete

Start on the right side of the boulder

Start both hands on the lower right crimp of the boulder

Start on the left side of the boulder on the crack

Follow the left prow.

start on the left side of the boulder

Start on the lower right side of the boulder

start on the first ledge of the boulder

Start on both sides of the boulder. SIT START

Start on the other side of the boulder. This is a variation and easier version of 'close encounter'

Traverse all the way to the right to the other side of the boulder

Share the same start with 'Grab your ankle', then go right.

The problem locate on the far right side of Mosquito (close to the road). Go straight up and head left.

Right hand on a triangle hold, left hand on a lower crimp look like a circle. Traverse left to 'Arabica'

On the far right side of 'Arabica' and 'Battousai', you will see a big boulder that's stacked up on short boulder on the ground with a vertical crack. Start on horizontal boulder under the vertical crack, follow the crack then go left to top out.

video from ascent

video from ascent

Start on the lower left side of the boulder and go straight up.

Start on the left side of 16 seats and go straight up

video from ascent

start on the right side of the boulder with the crack

Start on the big long ledge and go straight up.

Sit start on the foot hold of "Check your flexibility".

Start with a good foot hold, left hand on a tiny 2 fingers crimp, right hand side pull at the same level. Follow the crack to the top. It shared the big ledge with "Check your flexibility", but you must try to stay on the left side and avoid using the super good/big foot hold on the lower-right side.

Located to the right of Buddha Balance. The anchor is pretty hard to spot from below. Need to go through the cave with Buddha statue that has two chambers. The second chamber is pretty big and also has top-rope routes. Climb up from the narrow exit on the other side of the cave and find the anchor somewhere on top. Rap down!

Warm up on the right of No name (steep), start from the left, the grade depends on how far you traverse to the right

On the right after go out of the cave, sit start from the crack and finish on big jug

Step up ladder, on the right of the gate or main cave, opposite the boulder of Caravage, sit start, from the right to the left inside the cave