Traveling in Ninh Binh, you have chance to admire the spectacular scenery with a series of scenic spots.

Hoa Lu is our ancient capital where you understand about history in Vietnam and visit the Temple of our first King

500 steps hike for amazing views overlooking rock formations and Tam Coc river.

Bai Dinh Pagoda in Ninh Binh Province is one of the most reputable religious destinations in Vietnam. Located close to Trang An Complex, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, it is undeniably a must-see for culture lovers. Below is the essential information about the pagoda that you should know before embarking on your journey. Bai Dinh Pagoda is renowned as one of the biggest temples in Southeast Asia. It is the holder of many national and regional records. As of 2012, the pagoda holds nine records, including: The largest gilded bronze Buddha in Asia The largest bronze Maitreya Buddha statue in Southeast Asia The largest bronze bell in Vietnam The tallest stupa in Asia The largest pagoda complex in Vietnam The longest Arhat corridor in Asia The largest number of Arhat statues in Vietnam The largest Pearl Well in Vietnam The largest number of Bodhi trees in Vietnam

Trang An grottoes which is a gathering of 31 valleys, 50 cross-water caves, and home to 600 kinds of flora and over 200 kinds of fauna, many of them in the Red Book of Vietnam. Where you can do Bamboo boat in This Valley

Bich Dong literally means “Emerald Green Grotto”. The ancients named it because the pagoda was surrounded by green trees and the scenery was really peaceful. Bich Dong Pagoda was first built in 1428 under the reign of Ly Thai To on the Truong Yen limestone mountains range, Hoa Lu District. In 1705, 2 Buddhist monks, called Tri Kien and Tri The, came here and discovered this cave with a pagoda hidden by dense and strong vine and plants. Then they rebuilt it with 3-layers pagoda. “Chua” in Vietnamese means pagoda