Located in Ninh Binh province 100 km southeast of Hanoi, Hoa Lu and Tam Coc are two of the most picturesque spots in all of the north. For 41 years, from 968 to 1009 CE, Hoa Lu was the ancient capital of Vietnam. Nearby Tam Coc is often referred to as “Ha Long among the rice paddies.” Visitors are conveyed by rowing boat along the peaceful Tam Coc stream past green fields and the feet of mountains into the mouths of caves, where they encounter new surprises, like stalactites and stalagmites that shimmer like gemstones just inches from the water.

Itinerary Hoa Lu – Trang An – Mua Cave tour:

8h10 - 8h40: Pick up at your hotels in Ninh Binh
Then heading to visit Hoa lu which was the Capital of Vietnam in the 10 and 11 centuries. Take a short walk to visit King Dinh and King Le where you get to know about Vietnamese history under Dinh, Le, and Ly Dynasty
and heading to Bai Dinh Pagoda - used to be the biggest Pagoda in Southeast Asia.
12h00: Have lunch in the restaurant with a lot of local foods such as goat meat, fish, chicken, and fried rice…. Vegetarian foods are available.
13h00: coming to Trang An natural landscape that was recognised by UNESCO as A World Heritage Site in 2014. Trang An has a wonderful tunnel cave system so Kong’s Film Group chose this place for the New Version of Kong in 2016 – “Skull Island”, spent 2 hours on a sampan boat to admire this natural beauty.
14h45: Explore Mua Cave (Dancing Cave) to walk up almost 500 steps, you can reach the top of Lying Dragon Mountain & have an amazing panoramic view of Tam Coc from here. This could be the best photo spot for Ninh Binh.
16h00: Get on the car to go back to your place