Hanoi - Ninh Binh - Hanoi

Hoa Lu Ancient Capital - Hoa Lu served as the capital of Dai Co Viet, an ancient name for Vietnam, during the Dinh and Le dynasties and is steeped in legend. As the capital of Vietnam’s first significant government, Hoa Lu was the site of many pivotal historical events: the unification of Vietnam following the “12 Lords Rebellion,” the conflict with the Song dynasty, the defense against ancient Cambodia, and the foundation of modern-day Hanoi. Spanning 13.87 square kilometers, the ancient capital of Hoa Lu is a must-visit for history enthusiasts.

Ninh Binh - Experience the warmth of a local family in the Tam Coc area, where three generations live under one roof. Visitors can explore the traditional Vietnamese house architecture and observe their daily life. Afterward, enjoy a bike ride to explore the surrounding area.

Trang An Grottoes - Trang An, a picturesque landscape in Ninh Binh province, is a UNESCO World Heritage Site known for its stunning limestone mountains, caves, and river valleys. Visitors can explore this enchanting karst region by walking, cycling, or taking a rowboat, discovering ancient pagodas, serene valleys, and breathtaking caves along the way. A visit to Trang An is essential to appreciate the natural beauty, culture, and history of this “inland Ha Long Bay.”

Mua Caves - Mua Cave, a spectacular show cave within the Trang An landscape in Ninh Binh province, is famous for its captivating stalactite formations. The cave’s interior, illuminated with vibrant lights, features dramatic stalactites and stalagmites that form intriguing shapes resembling dancing fairies. Known as the “Cave of Dance,” Mua Cave attracts visitors eager to admire the natural artistry created by millennia of geological processes.

Hanoi - Halong - Hanoi

Bai Tu Long Bay - Bai Tu Long Bay encompasses three-quarters of the Halong Bay World Heritage site, along with numerous islands in Van Don and Cam Pha District. A journey to Bai Tu Long Bay offers unique experiences away from the heavily touristic areas, promising an off-the-beaten-path adventure.

Ti Top Island - Located in the southeast of Halong Bay, Titop Island enchants visitors with its lush landscapes, serene beaches, and distinctive heart-shaped island. Tourists can ascend to the summit of Titop Island for panoramic views of Halong Bay’s emerald waters, kayak through caves and lagoons, or unwind on the beach beneath the shade of tropical palm trees.

Hang Luon Cave - Situated on Bo Hon Island in the heart of Halong Bay, Luon Cave is renowned for its spectacular stalactites and stalagmites. Accessible only by kayak at low tide through a narrow passage, the cave opens up to reveal a hidden lake encircled by limestone walls, offering visitors a sense of discovery.

Sung Sot Cave - Sung Sot Cave is one of the most impressive and largest caves in Halong Bay, featuring stunning stalactites and stalagmites. The cave comprises three expansive chambers with ceilings reaching up to 30 meters, each named for the impressions they evoke - Serene Castle, Royal Garden, and Cavern of Surprises.

• All sightseeing, boat fees, Kayaking or Bamboo boat
• 05 bottle of water per person
• English speaking guide
• Lunch
• In-vehicle air conditioning

• Pick up & drop off outside Hanoi Old Quarter (20 USD – 490.000 VND fees for a group)
• Tipping for tour guide/driver and personal expenses
• Travel Insurance and Tax (10% charge)

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