Embark on a memorable journey from Hanoi to Trang An, a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 2014. Travel in comfort in a Limousine van, accommodating up to 11 people, and board a Sampan boat to explore its famous cave system, featured in the 2016 film "Kong: Skull Island."
Start with hotel pickup in Hanoi's Old Quarter and travel to Hoa Lu, Vietnam's ancient capital. Visit the historic Dinh King and Le King Temples, dating back to the 10th century, and learn about the two kings who fought during the Chinese Wars.
After exploring Hoa Lu, enjoy a bike ride through traditional villages, experiencing local life. Recharge with a delicious Vietnamese lunch at a local restaurant.
Next, head to Trang An and take a Sampan boat ride through its stunning caves, such as Sang Cave and Toi Cave. Finally, visit Mua Cave, climb 500 stone steps for panoramic views, and return to Hanoi, cherishing the unforgettable experience.
We pick up all tourists from hotels in the Hanoi Old Quarter. Please wait at hotel lobby, the guide will looking for you.
For guests staying outside this area, please make your way to the Hanoi Opera House for the departure.
Hoa Lu is the first capital of Vietnam, preserving significant historical imprints from the nation’s early days. When visiting the ancient capital, you can explore its timeless beauty and understand why the capital was eventually moved from here to Hanoi. The atmosphere transports visitors back in time, allowing them to immerse themselves in the solemn and sacred ambiance of a golden era.
The Temple of King Dinh and King Le honor the founding kings of the Dinh and Early Le dynasties and stand out for their ancient architecture, rich in Vietnamese cultural identity. The Temple of King Dinh is dedicated to King Dinh Tien Hoang, the founder of Vietnam's first royal dynasty, while the Temple of King Le honors King Le Dai Hanh, the founder of the succeeding Early Le Dynasty. The temples are built in the traditional "Dinh" layout, with the main hall dedicated to the king and side halls for the queen and loyal officials, featuring intricate carvings of dragons, phoenixes, and symbolic motifs showcasing the artisans’ craftsmanship. In terms of spiritual significance, Vietnamese people view the worship of these kings as a gesture of gratitude and respect for those who established and defended the nation. Each year, important festivals and rituals are held at these temples to honor the kings’ legacy and to pray for peace, bountiful harvests, and prosperity for the people.
Visit Trang An which was recognized by UNESCO as The world Heritage Site in 2014. Trang An has the wonderful tunnel cave system so that Kong’s Movie Group chose this place for New Version of Kong in 2016 – “ Skull Island “. Boat trip to visit Trang An to see the amazing beauty of this landscape with many caves such as : Sang Cave (Light Cave), Toi Cave (Dack cave), Nau Ruou Cave (Cooking Wine), green river and natural view.
Walk up almost 500 steps, you can reach to the top of Lying Dragon Mountain, have an amazing panoramic view of Tam Coc from here.
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You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance of the experience for a full refund.
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