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Welcome to Ninh Binh.

In the next five minutes,

I'll break down everything you need to know before traveling.

If you want a full experience,

check out the complete video in the description below.

Ninh Binh is a relatively unknown tourist destination in North Vietnam.

It's famous for its picturesque river tours,

limestone caves, ancient temples, and mystical mountains.

Travellers can expect a calm and peaceful stay amongst the surrounding surreal landscape.

Overall, you'll want to spend three full days here to explore it properly.

It's situated approximately 100km south of Hanoi and can be reached either by train or minibus.

I personally recommend the train for a safer and more pleasant journey.

Tickets are sold online or at Hanoi Station.

After a two-hour journey, the train stops at Ninbin Station in Hualu City,

But you won't be staying here.

You'll want to head over to the Tam Kok,

Trang An region, since this is where most of the action occurs.

Tam Kok town is a tourist hotspot,

offering a wide variety of restaurants,

hotels, and all the usual amenities tourists need.

It's quite busy, with lots of local activity,

but by no means a party town.

Alternatively, you can choose to stay in the countryside, in Trang An.

Most of the accommodation here are homestays or eco resorts.

It's much more peaceful and you're surrounded by the stunning Trang An UNESCO World Heritage Site,

but it comes at the cost of convenience.

I personally stayed one night at the Lotus Fields homestay in Trang An,

which was exceptionally peaceful and restorative.

I highly recommend it.

The following nights I headed over to a cheap hotel in Tam Kok,

which was good but unremarkable.

However, I thoroughly enjoyed the easy access to nearby cafes,

restaurants and convenience stores.

Traveling around Ninh Binh is straightforward.

Almost all of the hotels or homestays provide both motorcycles

and bicycles typically for a hundred thousand

and fifty thousand dong per day respectively the attractions are all

located fairly close together as well plus the extremely flat topography makes for easy cycling

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now let's look at the attractions this is not an exhaustive list

but only the main ones if you want a more insightful guide then check out my interactive PDF in the description.

I've also linked exact attraction locations since Google usually gets it wrong.

The Trang An and Tam Kok boat tours are the two main tours that operate in the region.

Trang An is the official tour,

taking you on a three-hour journey through the World Heritage site.

There are three circuits to choose from,

each offering something different, and boats will only leave when there are three or four people aboard.

The boat makes stops on secluded islands where you can get off and explore,

and there are also toilets and refreshments on each island.

Overall, the tour is well run and highly polished.

The Tamgok boat tour is located right in the center of town.

The landscape is much more open with rice fields and local activity along the riverbanks.

The tour doesn't make any stops and takes you there and back rather than on a circuit.

There's also a lot of reports of hawking and tip demands

and it's overall less of a polished experience though it is getting better.

Unless you want any of the following then I'd choose a Trang-an boat tour.

Next is the Hangmu viewpoint located just a few minutes north of Tam Kok.

It's a 500 step climb to a peak topped with a dragon statue offering panoramic views of the surrounding landscape.

There are actually two peaks totaling 750 steps.

The path splits halfway up,

the left path going to the dragon and the right path going to a lower viewpoint.

The climb itself is quite challenging since the steps are steep,

uneven and often wet.

There's also a small store selling refreshments halfway up.

At the base of the mountain you can relax in a Vietnamese garden,

lotus fields and restaurant as well as explore some caves.

Toilets are also at the base,

there aren't any on the mountain.

Next is Bik Dong Pagoda,

just a few minutes west of Tam Kok.

It's a set of three beautiful pagodas built into a limestone mountain.

There's a small hike up the mountain and through a cave to reach the upper tier.

There are no toilets inside but there is a free one just through here.

Also women must dress moderately when inside.

Overall it's a short but pleasant addition to an itinerary,

especially if you like photography.

Finally, Bidin Pagoda.

It's quite far from Tamcock so you might want to take a grab.

Inside is a monumental complex of pagodas,

temples and courtyards, as well as the famous Bao Tian Stupa.

It's a modern construction built upon a pre-existing ancient site,

which is located at the south of the complex.

You'll want to head to the car park first,

then take a shuttle ride to the main entrance gate.

I'd recommend walking all the way to the top first to

see the ancient sites then hitting the modern sites on the way down this place is enormous

and you need at least half a day to explore it properly inside there are plenty of toilets

and refreshments and even a restaurant and hotel though the restaurant has pretty bad reviews

despite its lack of antiquity i found this place extremely impressive

and i think it's well worth a visit that's nimbin in

five minutes for a more detailed guide you can check out my full video in the description.

Alternatively, if you're heading to Ninbin then I've put together a curated Ninbin travel guide.

It's not free but I promise the information inside will save you more money than the cost of the guide itself.

It's an interactive pdf so you can easily navigate between pages.

It's got convenient links to exact attraction locations,

toilet locations, choosing the right time to travel,

hotels, cheapest ATMs, best convenience stores and restaurants,

as well as a bunch of attractions that tourists usually miss

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and advice that will save you a hell of a lot of stress.

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I hope this video helps you.

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