Around 100 kilometers far from
Hanoi capital, Ninh Binh province in Northern Vietnam, where you can find a convergence of classical,
historical values, and captivating natural landscape.
Ninh Binh province contains 3 main kinds of topography are: limestone
mountains with fascinating caves & grottos, the delta raised by Red RiverSilt, and a coastline with the length of 18 kilometers, enlarging the province
area by 100m2 per year. Inside the province is the grandiose Tam Diep Mountain,
connecting the North and the South. Besides limestone caves and grottos, Ninh
Binh province is also famous for Tam Coc - Bich Dong, Trang An complex area,
Cuc Phuong National Park... They form
the majestic landscapes, the great destination, attractive a lot of domestic
and international visitors to visit per years.
Moreover, Ninh Binh is also
popular for the first imperial capital of Vietnam, from 968 to 1010 under Dinh,
Le and Ly dynasties, which has resulted in its cultural tourism potential by
ancient architecture as Pagoda, temple... in which Bai Dinh pagoda is
considered one of the most famous pagodas Southeast Asia. You should spend some
time to discover this famous pagoda when travelling in Ninh Binh, because it's
really one of the amazing experience. Or if you are a Catholic, you can spend a
few minutes inside the Cathedral, particularly the Stone Church, a famous
Cathedral in Ninh Binh, you can easily feel the specially cool atmosphere and a
classical religious space!
Some famous destinations below where you should not miss when coming to
Ninh Binh
Tam Coc – Bich Dong - “South Second Nicest Grotto”
Tam Coc – Bich Dong is called “A
terrestrial Ha Long Bay”, or the “South second nicest grotto” (to Huong Tich)
for its poetic and inspirational natural scenery of beauty. It is a grandiose
comlex of Bich Dong pagoda and Tam Coc grotto.
Its pristine natural beauty together with a simple but nice countryside
landscape, and a sacred spiritual life have converged into a fascinating and
attractive Tam Coc-Bich Dong to numerous tourists.
Cuc Phuong National Park
Ninh Binh boasts Cuc Phuong
National Park, the largest & first national park of Vietnam, and one of the
most important sites for biodiversity within the country. It is home to
hundreds of species of flora and fauna. Inhabitants of the park include 97
species of mammals, most notable are the endangered langurs; 300 species of
birds; 36 reptilian species; 17 species of amphibians; 11 species of fish;
2,000 species of vascular plants, and thousands of species of insects, most of
whom do not bite. A number of species in the park are listed on Vietnam Red
Book of endangered species.
Exploration of Cuc Phuong's many limestone caves makes a
rewarding excursion. The cave' include Thang Khuyet Cave, Con Moong Cave, Pho
Ma Cave, and Nguoi Xua Cave .... Early
in the morning you can hear birds singing, accompanied by perhaps a gibbon or
two. The Endangered Primate Rescue Center is an important rehabilitation center
for Vietnam's critically endangered and majestic primates. Tourists pay a visit
to Cuc Phuong for exploring an pure ecological space of the locality!
Trang An Complex
Trang
An is a prominent place in Southeast Asia and the world which contains abundant
archaeological evidences preserved almost intactly, mostly shells, animal
bones, pottery, stone tools, kitchen floor and human remains. The karst tower
landscape of Trang An is among the most beautiful and awe-inspiring places of
its kind anywhere in the world. Dominating the landscape is a spectacular array
of cone-shaped rock towers whose sheer vertical walls rise abruptly 200m above
the surrounding land and
water. Narrow interconnecting ridges, which have been likened to
mythical giant swords, enclose circular and linear depressions whose expansive
waterways are linked by gently flowing streams winding through subterranean
caverns up to one kilometer in length. Visitors, carried through these passages
in small traditional sampans, can enjoy the multitude of fascinating carbonate
stalactites, curtains and other decorations that adorn the ceilings. Dense rain
forest covers the landscape, even clinging to the cliffs and peaks. The
countryside of the surrounding buffer zone presents a picture of traditional
rural life with gardens and fields among small villages linked by simple
tracks, narrow roads and a network of streams and canals.
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Ninh Binh Province - An Ideal Eco-Spot Of Vietnam Tourism!
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