Trang An Boat Trip - The first UNESCO Dual World Heritage site in Southeast Asia We invite you to step aboard a traditional sampan for a 2.5-hour rowing boat trip through Tràng An, the first UNESCO Dual World Heritage site in Southeast Asia. This immersive journey takes you through a serene world of winding rivers and towering limestone peaks. You will glide through mystical caves and stop at ancient, sacred temples that hold centuries of Vietnamese history. With its crystal-clear waters and quiet, majestic atmosphere, Tràng An of fers a deeply relaxing experience and a chance to truly connect with one of the world’s most stunning natural wonders.

Exploring Mua Cave - The "Muse of Ninh Binh." Mua Cave - widely known as the 'Muse of Ninh Binh.' This activity is a highlight for those who love a bit of adventure, as you will embark on a hike up 500 stone steps to the peak of Ngoa Long Mountain. The climb requires a good level of fitness, but the reward is truly worth it: a breathtaking 360-degree panoramic view over the entire Tam Coc valley and its winding rivers. While at the summit, you can also admire the majestic Dragon Statue before descending to visit the charming heart-shaped lotus pond below. It is the perfect blend of natural beauty and an invigorating workout! Ngoa Long Mountain Peak: Admire the iconic Dragon Statue and soak in the 360-degree panoramic view of the Tam Coc valley, winding rivers, and paddy fields. The Lotus Pond: A giant heart-shaped lotus pond (seasonal), perfect for "check-in" photos.

Bich Dong Pagoda - An Ancient Sanctuary of Spiritual Heritage Visit Bich Dong Pagoda - A spiritual masterpiece built into a majestic mountainside. You will explore three ancient temples - Lower, Middle, and Upper Pagodas - stepped upward through mystical mountain caves. Each level requires climbing stone stairs, offering a unique journey through the heart of the mountain towards a profound sense of peace and inner harmony.