• Trang An Landscape Complex - Trang An - Bai Dinh tour offers a unique and authentic insight into Vietnamese Buddhism, as well as the opportunity to marvel at the country’s largest pagoda, a significant site for Vietnamese expatriates. During your trip, you’ll have the chance to savor local cuisine prepared with ingredients sourced from the region.

7.45-8.30 AM: A tour guide and vehicle will collect you from your accommodation and set off for Ninh Binh province (120 Km) to begin your Bai Dinh Pagoda

10.15: Upon arrival at the Bai Dinh Pagoda, you’ll enter the Buddha Prayer area, home to the largest pagoda in Vietnam, featuring 500 Arhat statues and the largest bronze Buddha statue in the country, standing 10 meters tall and weighing 100 tons. You’ll explore the Pagoda for 3 hours. Enjoy a meal at a local eatery, trying regional specialties like goat meat with elderberry and pork stored in vessels.

12.30 AM: After lunch at a local restaurant, where you’ll taste unique dishes such as goat meat with elderberry and pork stored in vessels, we’ll proceed to Trang An.

13.30 AM: We’ll head out to the Trang An scenic area, where you’ll be greeted by breathtaking landscapes. You’ll embark on a boat to navigate through Trang An, witnessing the grandeur of limestone cliffs and the allure of hidden caves, as well as tranquil streams, rice fields, and verdant, uninhabited meadows. The boat tour includes visits to the cave complex, featuring Sang Cave, Toi Cave, Ba Giot Cave, and Nau Ruou, offering a blend of mystery and wilderness, akin to a terrestrial version of Ha Long Bay in Ninh Binh.

17.00-17.30 AM: We board the vehicle to head back to Hanoi, with an estimated arrival time of around 19.30 AM.

• Hotel pick-up and drop-off near Old Quarter or Ha Noi Opera House
• Lunch and bottled water included
• Air-conditioned vehicle
• English-speaking guide

• Tipping/Gratuities/ Bicycle fees
• Bicycle fees

Discover Vietnam’s Buddhism in a unique and captivating way at Bai Dinh–Trang An. Explore the country’s largest pagoda complex, featuring 500 La Han (Arhat) statues, and marvel at Vietnam’s largest bronze Buddha, standing approximately 10 meters tall and weighing 100 tons. Enjoy rustic dishes crafted from locally sourced ingredients. Then, hop on a sampan to navigate Trang An’s jade-green waterways, where limestone cliffs rise above serene streams, rice paddies, and tranquil green fields. Venture into the cave complex—Sang, Toi, Ba Giot, and Nau Ruou—rich in mystery and natural beauty. The breathtaking scenery showcases why Ninh Binh is known as “Ha Long Bay on land,” with its stunning mountains and rivers creating an unforgettable landscape.

• Surcharge 15% will be applied for: 30 April, 1 May, 24 Dec, 31 Dec, 01 Jan & Tet

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.