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Get picked up from your hotel in a vintage American military Jeep. Begin your journey through the peaceful countryside of Ninh Binh, where lush green rice fields, towering limestone mountains, and serene villages await.
Stop along the way to capture the beauty of the landscape and the simple life of the locals.
Arrive at Bich Dong Pagoda, a famous ancient temple known as the “Second Most Beautiful Cave in Vietnam.” Climb the moss-covered stone steps to explore the three-tiered pagoda nestled against the limestone mountainside.
From the top, enjoy panoramic views of the green valley and the tranquil lotus pond, creating a mesmerizing watercolor-like scene.
Continue your Jeep adventure through the most beautiful roads in the heritage core area. On the way to the Trang An Scenic Landscape Complex, admire the majestic limestone mountains, lush green fields, and the slow-paced rural life of northern Vietnam.
Board a traditional boat and begin your journey to discover the mystical beauty of Trang An, a UNESCO World Cultural and Natural Heritage site. Glide through water caves, peaceful water valleys, and winding rivers amidst the majestic mountains.
Along the way, visit sacred spiritual sites and areas featured in the famous movie Kong: Skull Island.
Leave Trang An and continue your journey through peaceful countryside fields to Hang Mua. The sight of leisurely grazing buffaloes and rustic village roads will bring a sense of relaxation and closeness to nature.
Begin your climb of nearly 500 stone steps to the top of Mua Mountain, one of the most beautiful viewpoints in Ninh Binh. From above, admire the panoramic view of Tam Coc, the gentle Ngo Dong River, and the limestone mountains stretching into the distance, creating a spectacular scene.
This is also an ideal spot to capture impressive panoramic photos of the ancient capital region.
Highlights
Explore Ninh Binh by vintage Jeep through villages, rice fields, and caves.
Cruise through the stunning landscapes of Tràng An on a traditional boat
Climb nearly 500 steps to the top of Múa Cave for panoramic views
