Discover the breathtaking beauty of Ninh Binh – where majestic nature meets ancient history! Glide through the serene waters of Trang An on a traditional sampan boat, explore mysterious limestone caves, and marvel at stunning karst landscapes. Step back in time at the ancient capital of Hoa Lu, and conquer the iconic Mua Cave for a panoramic view that will leave you speechless. With fresh air, poetic scenery, and engaging stories from local guides, this tour offers an unforgettable journey into the heart of Vietnam. Book now for a day filled with wonder and inspiration!
Grour Tour Without Mua Caves : Bai Dinh Or Hoa Lu & Trang An <br/>Pickup included
Group Tour : Bai Dinh or Hoa Lu & Trang An & Mua Caves Group Tour <br/>Pickup included
Multiple language options: English, German, French, Italian, Russian, Spanish,...etc. Flexible schedule & itinerary<br/>Pickup included
•To start this trip, our tour guide will pick you up at your hotel, then depart to Ninh Binh
•On the way, you can see the landscape change from big cities to the simple rustic beauties of Vietnam's countryside. You will see beautiful rice fields along with winding roads next to the mountains
When you come to Ninh Binh, you'll be immersed in breathtaking natural beauty, you will admire the beautiful & fresh scenery of majestic nature, a land created by massive mountain ranges, winding rivers flowing through wonderful caves next to rice fields. It’s a tranquil paradise where nature and history intertwine.
Here, you can choose to explore the sacred grandeur of Bái Đính Pagoda, the largest in Southeast Asia, or journey back in time at the ancient capital of Hoa Lư, where legends of Vietnam’s first dynasties still echo through time. Ninh Bình isn’t just a destination — it’s an experience that awakens your senses and stirs your soul
If you choose to visit Bái Đính Pagoda, you’ll be stepping into a sacred & awe-inspiring spiritual sanctuary—the largest pagoda in Vietnam Nestled at the foot of the majestic Dinh Mountain & overlooking a serene river valley, Bái Đính offers not only breathtaking scenery but also a cultural experience
you’ll marvel at towering golden Buddha statues that radiate grandeur, & stroll through peaceful courtyards lined with hundreds of intricately carved Arhat statues. This is your chance to learn about Buddhism, Vietnam’s most widely practiced religion, & to immerse yourself in a space where ancient traditions & spirituality come to life
You’ll also have the opportunity to explore the old Bái Đính Pagoda—a sacred site over 1,000 years old, quietly resting on the mountainside. This ancient temple holds deep historical significance, once linked to Vietnam’s royal dynasties & their devotion to the Buddha. Visiting Bái Đính is more than a journey of sightseeing—it’s a spiritual pilgrimage
If you choose to visit Hoa Lư, you’ll embark on a journey through Vietnam’s heroic past. This ancient capital, nestled among towering limestone mountains & lush landscapes, offers a rare glimpse into the country's early days of unification. You can hop on a bicycle and ride along peaceful village paths, across small bridges, through golden rice fields & under the shadows of imposing cliffs. (If you prefer, a comfortable car ride is also available.)
Once there, you’ll step into the heart of Vietnam’s first capital. Explore the historic ruins surrounded by nature, & learn about the legendary Đinh & Lê dynasties — powerful rulers who laid the foundations of the nation. As you wander through ancient temples & stone courtyards, you’ll be captivated by the majestic architecture, with intricate carvings & enduring craftsmanship that echo the glory of a bygone era. It’s more than a visit — it’s a meaningful connection to the spirit & soul of Vietnam’s early history.
Continuing your journey to Tràng An, you’ll enjoy a stunning 2.5-hour boat ride through one of Vietnam’s most beautiful landscapes — a UNESCO World Heritage Site where nature & history blend in harmony. As your wooden boat floats down the clear stream, you’ll explore a maze of limestone mountains, lush valleys, calm lakes & mysterious caves
You’ll pass through dark, winding grottoes adorned with shimmering stalactites formed over millions of years. Towering cliffs rise around you, mirrored perfectly on the water’s surface, while dense rainforests cling to the rock faces, creating a scene of untouched beauty
Along the way, the boat stops at ancient temples hidden deep in nature — sacred, peaceful places full of history. The gentle sounds of water, wind & paddles create a calm, meditative atmosphere. Every turn of the boat offers a new, postcard-worthy view. Tràng An isn’t just a place to visit — it’s a magical experience that brings you closer to the natural & cultural soul of Vietnam
End your journey with a visit to Mua Cave — one of the most stunning viewpoints in Ninh Binh. Here, you’ll climb the famous Dragon Mountain, where over 500 stone steps lead you to a breathtaking panoramic view. From the top, you’ll witness a spectacular, surrounded by the majestic limestone peaks and the winding Ngoc Dong River, with sweeping views over Tam Coc.
Don’t miss a peaceful walk around Thung Sen, a serene lotus pond nestled at the foot of the mountain. Especially in summer, the blooming lotus flowers — Vietnam’s national flower — create a magical, fragrant scene that will leave a lasting impression. Mua Cave is not just a climb, it’s the perfect finale to your Ninh Binh adventure — a place where nature, peace, and beauty all come together.
End of this trip, our tour guide will take you back to Hanoi
The tour guide will send the ticket directly to the customer
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Hanoi is generally safe for travelers, with low crime rates and a welcoming atmosphere. However, petty crime and scams can occur, and travelers should exercise caution and be aware of their surroundings.
Hanoi Railway Station
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The bus system in Hanoi is affordable and covers most of the city. However, it can be crowded and confusing for first-time visitors.
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