Ninh Binh: Hoa Lu – Tam Coc – Mua Cave by Limousine

The dry season, which runs from November to April, is the ideal time to explore these locations because of the excellent temperature and lush surroundings.

Ninety kilometres separate Ninh Binh from Hanoi in the south. From Hanoi to Ninh Binh1, a shuttle bus is available.

Vietnam’s former capital during the Dinh, Le, and Ly dynasties was Hoa Lu. King Dinh and Le temples are open for visits.

Tam Coc is known as “Ha Long among the rice paddies”. You can take a boat journey there and see the river’s rice fields and limestone karsts up close

A magnificent sweeping vista of the Ngo Dong river may be seen from Mua Cave. The Mua Cave can be reached at its summit via 500 steps of climbing. Kindly be advised that there isn’t an elevator.

By bicycle, you can tour the nearby villages and Ninh Binh’s rice fields1. On the summit of Mua Cave1, you can also capture breathtaking pictures.

Fried rice and local goat meat are two of Ninh Binh’s best-known dishes.

For riding and hiking, it is advised to have comfortable walking shoes and clothing. For the outdoor activities, don’t forget to pack your own sunscreen, sunglasses, hat, and umbrella.