Explore Ninh Binh and Tam Coc to uncover breathtaking limestone cliffs, ancient shrines, and expansive fields of rice that seem to stretch infinitely.
About 50 miles away from Hanoi sits Ninh Binh, a gem nestled in Northern Vietnam and often referred to as the inland counterpart of Halong Bay Here, stunning vistas and historical sites rival those found at sea level. In Tam Coc, cruising down the Ngo Dong River offers an enchanting view of majestic limestone formations and lush green rice paddies. Along your journey, stop by the enigmatic Bich Dong pagoda, which consists of three tiers nestled within the karst cliffs. Ascend the steep stairway leading to the Upper Pagoda for spectacular panoramic views.
Further up north lies Trang An, designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site due to its breathtaking landscape featuring an intricate network of towering karst formations and serene valleys. Embark on a boat tour along the site’s waterways to discover vibrant green valleys, hidden caverns, and striking limestone spires. Known widely across Vietnam, it's advisable to visit either at daybreak or dusk to steer clear of heavy tourist traffic.
Tam Cốc
Ninh Hải
Hoa Lư
Ninh Bình
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