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Hanoi - Hoa Lu - Tam Coc day trip

Ninh Binh, a southern towards province of Hanoi capital where fames forits beauty spots as Tam Coc tunnel grottoes, Hoa Lu ancient citadel. Its take about 110 km far from Hanoi, this is a cultural and historical destination combined with natural beauty scenic landscapes. This excursion will bring you to tranquil lovely rural villages of peasant by car/bicycle/boat.

Full itinerary

Day tour Hanoi - Hoa Lu - Tam Coc - Hanoi

07:30: pick up you at your hotel, transfer to Ninh Binh

09:00 we walk to visit Hoa Lu, the ancient capital of Vietnam from the year of 968 to 1010. It is a worth visit to the two left old temples of the Dinh and Le king. Learn about the history of country foundation of the Great Viet after being liberated from the thousand years of Chinese domination.

Then our bus will transfer you from Hoa Lu to Tam Coc for lunch around at 12:30 PM.

Arrive Tam Coc, take a sampan trip along then meandering canals (2pax in one) throughout 3 tunnel grottoes called “ Tam Coc”, enjoying the stunning landscape of  mountains, canals, rice paddies and rural villages among the National Natural Reserve zone that is known to people as Ha Long Bay on ground.

Rowing back then we continue our trip to Bich Dong (Jade Cave) by bicycle to visit three ancient pagodas built on mountain cliff (the Lower, Middle and Upper pagoda).

More highlight by from here we ride our bicycles through the farming villages to discover the Real Vietnam and rural Culture. Sometimes you can stopover to visit or take photos…

Return to Hanoi, drop you at hotel arround 6pm.

Price and Condition

Price is based on a group-sharing tour. Please contact us if you want a private tour for you and your accompanies only.

What's included

  • Transportation with A/C
  • English speaking guide
  • Lunch
  • Entrance fees

What's excluded

  • Tax invoice
  • Drink
  • Visa
  • Insurance
  • Personal expenses, tips & gratuities
  • Tip for guide and driver

Price and Condition

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