• Hoan Kiem Lake Walking Street - Guests can be picked up from hotels in the Hanoi Old Quarter between 7:00 - 7:45 AM. For those not staying in the Old Quarter, please meet at the Hanoi Opera House by 7:45 AM to board the bus.
• Hoa Lu Temple - Explore the ancient capital of Vietnam, Hoa Lu, which dates back to 968-1010. This visit offers an opportunity to learn about Vietnamese history during the feudal era under the Dinh, Le, and Ly Dynasties.
• Ninh Binh Province - Enjoy a bike ride through the villages to discover local life and the stunning natural beauty of the area.
• Trang An Landscape Complex - Visit Trang An, a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 2014. Known for its spectacular cave system, it was chosen as a filming location for the 2016 movie “Kong: Skull Island.” The 2.5-hour boat trip will captivate you with its beauty.
• Mua Caves - Explore the Mua Cave, also known as the Dancing Cave. Climb nearly 500 steps to reach the summit of Lying Dragon Mountain for a breathtaking panoramic view of Tam Coc.
• Hoan Kiem Lake Walking Street - Guests will be dropped off at their hotels in the Hanoi Old Quarter between 7:00-7:30 PM.

• Shuttle bus round trip from Hanoi old quarter
• A delicious Buffet lunch with local foods
• English speaking tour guide
• Bike around villages, Hiking mountain Mua cave

• Beverages, Tips
• Surcharge: 15 USD per person on Lunar New year holiday: from Feb, 05th to 09th, 2027
• Entrance fees at Hoa Lu Temple: 20.000 VND per person (optional)
• Entrance fees at Trang An & boat trip: 300.000VND per person -> sharing boat (optional)
• Entrance fees at the Mua cave: 150.000VND per person (optional)

Receive pick-up and drop-off services in Hanoi’s old quarter with a luxury vehicle
Explore Vietnam’s ancient capital, Hoa Lu, which served as the country’s hub from 968 to 1010. This is an opportunity to gain a deeper understanding of Vietnam’s history in the feudal era under the Dinh, Le, and Ly Dynasties.
Enjoy a varied buffet lunch
Tour Trang An, a location recognized by UNESCO as a world Heritage Site in 2014. Trang An is notable for its exceptional system of tunnel caves. This is the reason why the movie team from ‘Kong: Skull Island’ chose it as a filming location for the 2016 reboot. Over the course of a 2.5-hour boat trip, you’ll be left in awe of its beauty.
Experience the culture and daily life of the local area on a cycling trip around the villages.
Lastly, visit the Mua Cave, also known as the Dancing Cave. After climbing nearly 500 steps, you will reach the peak of Lying Dragon Mountain and possess a stunning panoramic view of Tam Coc.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.