Full Day Hoa Lu/Tam Coc/ Mua Cave Tour by Limousine Bus

Our Limousine Bus and Tour guide will pick up you from your hotels in Hanoi old quarter or Hanoi opera house in the morning (1 Trang Tien) to depart to Hoa Lu, Ninh Binh

Hoa Lu Ancient Capital is not only a valuable relic site but also a remarkable tourist attraction, offering tourists the chance to appreciate both stunning historical scenery and unique architectural values of a bygone era, You will visit two temples Dinh and Le King with nice architecture!

11.15AM: Continue the tour with 30 mins - cycling around the village. Notes: Cycling is not a professional activity and we are not professional cyclists. Cycling is extra services, just for fun & free, not included in the prices (Customers don't pay for Cycling services). It's a very small activity on the whole package, we don't focus on cycling activity. Customers can skip cycling if don't know how to bike. Customers don't bike can walk around to take photos or just relax at the restaurant to wait for others. - Bikes are not suite for children under 2 Years old. 11h45: Have lunch in the restaurant with a lot of local foods goat meat, fried rice…Vegetarian foods is always available at the lunch

13h00: Visit Tam Coc by 1.5 hours by bamboo boat. During the boat trip, you will be surprised by the charming beauty here with paddy field, river, water, cloud,sky and stunning cave system. All make a masterpiece which Vietnamese people called “ Halong Bay on land”, it is great time to see and take beauty photos

The Mua Cave is an attractive limestone cave situated under the foot of Mua Mountain. When coming here, tourists will see a big stone dragon on the mountain peak. Hence, Mua Mountain is also called with the name: “Ngoa Long” which means “a lying dragon”. According to Vietnam’s history, during the war between Vietnam and Mongolia, the Royal Family Tran moved the capital – Hanoi at present, to Ninh Binh. Mua Cave used to be selected as an entertaining place for the King under the Royal Family Tran. The King came here to see beautiful dancers dancing in the cave. That is the reason why it has the name “Mua Cave” today (which means “Dancing Cave” in English). Furthermore, there are different interesting stories about Mua Mountain. 16.00: Climbing up almost 500 steps of Mua cave area, you can reach to the top of Lying Dragon Mountain & have an amazing panoramic view of Tam Coc from here 17h00: Get on the bus to return to Hanoi. Around 19h30-19.45: Get dropped off at Hotels in Hanoi