The name "Quang Binh" alone might not strike any of your well-tuned memory strings, but you've probably seen this wondrous location on the silver screen. As one of the primary filming locations of the Hollywood blockbuster "Kong: Skull Island," Quang Binh's landscape is dotted with majestic karst mountains, mysterious caves, and rivers that seemingly run deep into the core of the Earth. It is also home to Phong Nha - Ke Bang National Park, recognized by UNESCO as a World Heritage. Behind every turn, every corner is always something that awaits your discovery.