Hanoi - Ninh Binh - Hanoi

Hoa Lu Ancient Capital - Hoa Lu, the capital of Dai Co Viet (an old name of Vietnam) under the Dinh and Le dynasties bears with it a legend. Being the capital of the first fundamental Government of Vietnam, Hoa Lu witnessed many important historical events: the union of Vietnam after “12 Lords Rebellion”, the war with the Song dynasty, the defense against the ancient Cambodian, and the formation of Hanoi nowadays. With the total size of 13.87 square kilometers, Hoa Lu old capital is an attractive place that history lovers should not miss out.

Ninh Binh - Visiting a local family in the Tam Coc area. They are a traditional Vietnamese family with three generations living together. Here you will get the chance to see the house architecture and their daily life.
Leaving the family and take a bike to visiting around.

Trang An Grottoes - Trang An is a scenic landscape in Ninh Binh province, recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site with breathtaking limestone mountains, caves, and river valleys.
Visitors can traverse this mystical karst area by walking, cycling, and rowboat while discovering ancient pagodas, tranquil valleys, and spectacular caves along the way.
No trip to Ninh Binh is complete without visiting Trang An to admire the natural beauty, culture, and history of this “inland Ha Long Bay”.

Mua Caves - Mua Cave is a magnificent show cave within the Trang An landscape in Ninh Binh province, renowned for its enchanting stalactite formations.
Illuminated with colorful lights, the interior of Mua Cave features dramatic stalactites and stalagmites which create interesting shapes that look like dancing fairies.
Visitors flock to Mua Cave, also known as “Cave of Dance”, to admire the natural artwork made by thousands of years of geological processes.

Hanoi - Halong - Hanoi

Bai Tu Long Bay - Bai Tu Long Bay occupies three quarters of Halong Bay World Heritage site, as well as many islands in Van Don, Cam Pha District. Travelling to Bai Tu Long Bay is off the beaten track and promises to deliver many unique experiences, far from the heavily touristic sites.

Ti Top Island - Titop Island, located in the southeast of Halong Bay, captivates visitors with its green landscapes, tranquil beaches and unique heart-shaped island. Tourists can climb to the peak of Titop Island to enjoy panoramic views of Halong Bay’s emerald waters, kayak through caves and lagoons, or relax on the beach under the shade of tropical palm trees.

Hang Luon Cave - Luon Cave, located on Bo Hon Island in the heart of Halong Bay, is one of the most famous and fascinating caves in the bay with spectacular stalactites and stalagmites.
The Luon Cave can only be accessed by kayak at low tide through a narrow passage, opening up to reveal a hidden lake surrounded by limestone walls, letting visitors feel a sense of discovery

Sung Sot Cave - Sung Sot Cave is one of the most magnificent and biggest caves in Halong Bay with stunning stalactites and stalagmites. The cave features three big chambers with ceilings as high as 30 meters, which have been named based on the impressions they evoke - Serene Castle, Royal Garden, and Cavern of Surprises

• Guided sightseeing including boat fees
• Kayaking or Bamboo boat adventure
• Professional English-speaking guide
• Lunch provided
• Air-conditioned transportation
• Five bottles of water per person

• 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)