Ninh Binh: Premium Day Tour (Hoa Lu or Bai Dinh / Trang An / Hang Mua)

Vietnam's great nature,
The Beauty of Healing

Ninh Binh is a travel destination full of things to see, and you can visit tourist attractions such as the ancient capital Hoa Lu Temple or the large-scale Bai Dinh Temple , Trang An where you can see the mysteries of nature by boat, and Hang Mua where you can see the spectacular scenery of Tam Coc at a glance. I can.

Shall we immerse ourselves in the beautiful nature that is like a gift from God, the colorful temples of Vietnam, and the view from high above? Enjoy healing for a day that you can’t enjoy anywhere else!

Course A vs Course B

Let me tell you the difference between Course A and Course B! Both courses include Trang An, Hang Mua and lunch, but the difference is that they visit different temples .

Course A visits Vietnam's ancient capital, Hoa Lu. Surrounded by limestone mountains, Hoa Lu currently has no remaining ancient citadel, but it is a tourist destination where you can see traces of the past.

Course B visits the magnificent Bai Dinh Temple. Bai Dinh Temple is the largest temple in Vietnam and is designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. As it is the largest in Southeast Asia, it is full of things to see and is also a must-see for Buddhist pilgrims.

Halong Bay on land, Trang An

How about taking a boat, enjoying the beautiful scenery, and enjoying rowing together? Enjoy a pleasant boat tour at the well-maintained boat dock in Trang An area, which has been renovated after the coronavirus pandemic.

The Trang An region is a karst terrain, with hundreds of limestone peaks that look like the rocky islands of Halong Bay, so it is also called ‘Halong Bay on land’. Follow the flowing waves and look forward to what beauty you can find!

Hang Mua, climbing in search of pleasure

Let me introduce you to the dancing cave, Hang Mua. The name 'Hang Mua' is a combination of Hang, meaning cave, and Mua, meaning dance. The name comes from a story that a long time ago, the king of Vietnam visited this place to admire the dance of dancers.

Climb the rocky mountain at Hang Mua by taking the 486 stone steps. Although it looks difficult, I can't help but think that the effort was worth it because you can see the rice paddies, fields, and rocky mountains of Tam Coc overlooking from the top. Let’s take on the challenge together and enjoy the vast scenery of Tam Coc!