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Classic! Enjoy pockets and cracks all along the face.

Fun tufa climbing. Can be dirty near the top.

Lots of pockets and cracks to some ledges which can be tricky!

Crux is getting out of the dihedral and over the lip.

Tricky overhang start leads to awesome climbing and a huge tufa.

Dihedral crack to roof to slab. Bit of everything! Watch out for the boulder at the start (spot, crashpad, or start on top of it) or consider princess clipping the first bolt! Back-clean afterwards to avoid rope drag and help out your belayer.

Shared start with Argentina's Delight and Flight of the Bumblebee. Branch right at the first opportunity and continue up the beautiful face. Don't forget to take a look out from the top!

9 bolts, 1 sling. Consider backing up the sling, or extending some of the last bolts to avoid rope drag. Some tricky moves getting through the dihedral at the start, but fun climbing afterwards!

After a steep start, enjoy a funny juggy route.

Nice warmup.

Easy arête climbing (shared start with Flight of the Bumblebee and Mother butterfly) leads to a crack on the left. May be extended into Place Your Nuts Right for another 12m, but requires an 80m rope or two rappels.

Pumpy jug climbing with a few good rests and a few cruxes.

Pumpy start, then a nice rest before a technical face.

Crimpy start into a ledgey climb.

The route to the right of elephant man, climb a series of pockets up to a balancy slab finish.

Can be reachy.

Follow a crack almost all along the way to the top!

Be careful about rock falls in the top section: wear a helmet and belay close to the wall... Well placed extended quickdraws might be nice to reduce rope-drag...

Start on the furthest left bolted line in Upper Mantle and head straight up.

A fun climb up nice holds. Can be extended another 6m and 3 bolts to a higher anchor. Consider back-cleaning the first few bolts to avoid some gnarly rope drag!

Sketchy moves going past the first two bolts with a crux just below the anchor.

Nice warmup. 6 bolts, 1 sling.

Head straight to the roof, impressive but not that hard to cross.

Two alternative bolts on the right makes a much easier version, however at the cost of rope drag. Use alpine quickdraws!

Sharp but interesting climbing. Make sure to take a detour and squeeze into the cave 3/4 of the way up. The entrance is small, but the cave is big enough for all sorts of activities.

FA was only on slings. Juggy fun! New glue anchors for safe cleaning (18/11/16). Updated to glue in bolts throughout except for one sling for the third quickdraw (1/3/24).

Consider stick-clipping the first bolt. Following the bolt line is the direct route, though many take an alternate start a bit to the left and closer to You Enjoy Myself. Stay on the arete and avoid coming out right onto the face for the true line!

Nice warmup. Shares the start with Chuyen Nui and then branches right onto the slab.

Bouldery start, consider stick-clipping the first bolt. A couple cruxes.

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

Named for its toothy mouth like pocket. Nice climb with strong moves on good holds Expansion bolts set by Asia Outdoors, glue bolts set by Cat Ba Climbing. (First joint project)

Climber number 13 One of the crag classics, climb the super obvious layback flake to the anchor next to the tree.

Nice warmup. Shares the start with 5 Fun, then branches left towards the cave.

Bouldery start with easy slab finish.

Big tufas to a tricky finish. Tends to be dirty and is not frequently repeated as a result.

Boulder style start (6a), with an easy finish knocking it down a grade. Spotting adviced. Anchor with permanent lower-off carabiners.

Mantle up for the start and follow the crack to the top. Good opportunities to take rests. Probably the best 6a in the valley.

Spotting recommended for the technical start on the right side of the large white tufa at cave's left.

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

Good warm up. Short but fun and many good holds. Anchor with permanent lower-off carabiners.

A nice climb with underclings and pockets. Panoramic view in the upper section during the no-hands rest on the tufa on the right.

Clip the first bolt from the boulder above to avoid a fall into the cave below. Start in the cave on two knobby white tufas.

Easy face climbing wraps around to the outside of the cave. Some tiny crimps directly up to the anchor make it tough, though most stay a bit to the right in a layback crack.

Relatively easy climbing until a leaning dihedral crack with a crux near the end. May be easier for taller climbers.

Nice climb with loads of holes and pockets bringing you closer to the crux: clipping the anchor.

Intermediate anchor in the lower section (5 bolt, 11m, 5b)

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

Shares the start with Dublin Mudslide and splits off left after a ledge halfway up. Also may be dirty after rainy season.

Bouldery start, relatively calm middle section, and overhang just before the anchor to make it more fun!

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.

Very nice beginner climb, with lots of juggy holds and comfortable exposure. Leave a draw clipped or make sure the rope doesn't get caught when top roping.

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

Great slab route, it takes some balance to get to the anchor.

Gentle overhang on nice holds leads to a powerful crux. Most opt for a dynamic approach, but an absurd drop knee allows for a static movement.

Traverse the face on pockets to a slopey ledge. The direct line goes straight up the roof, though some feel this is contrived and opt to traverse left up the ledge and direct to the anchors.

Consider a stickclip for the first bolt not to fall into the cave below!