Hoa Lu - Tam Coc 01day trip

Thá»i gian: 01 day trip
- Giá: 700,000đ

DAILY TRIP HANOI – HOA LU TEMPLE – TAM COC CAVE

Group full day tour - Price: 700,000 Ä‘ ~ 30 USD

 

Morning, we pick you up at the hotel in Ha Noi old quarter then depart for Ninh Binh province. On the half way stop for short break about 20 minutes. Arrive at Hoa Lu, which is once depicted the ancient capital of Viet Nam, settled up in the 10th century. Visit temples of two dynasties of Dinh and Le with a very unique architecture in the old time. Visit the excavation area beside the Le Dai Hanh temple. You experience the vestiges of Royal Palaces ground dated back 10th century. Go back to the bus and drive to Tam Coc. After that, the bus will transfer you to Tam Coc and have lunch at the restaurant.

Afternoon, board the sampan boats (2 people share a boat) in Tam Coc dock to drift down the river among the villages, mountains and lush rice fields. Passing through 3 caves "Hang Ca - First cave, Hang Hai -Second cave, Hang Ba - Third cave" to get a strange feeling. Boat returns to Tam Coc pier. And then we have 45 minutes for cycling ride along country lane. Take the bus back to Hanoi. Arrival at the hotel in Ha Noi old quarter. Tour ends!

Trip Included:

-    Pick-up and transfer by A/C modern bus.

-    A bottle of water/person on the bus.

-    English speaking tour guide

-    All entrance fees to sites indicated in itinerary.

-    Meals: Have lunch buffet in local restaurant

Trip Excluded:

-    Beverages, tax and personal expenses

-    Others not mentioned above

-    Tip for ferryman tour guide and driver

Children Policy:

-    Under 1 m will be free of charge and must share seat with parents.

-    Above 1 m will be charged as adult (100% tour price

Hoa Lu was the capital city of Vietnam under the Dinh Dynasty between 968 and 1009. Some of the sanctuaries and tombs have survived the years and can still be seen today. Apart from the historical interest, the river boat trip in Tam Coc is wonderful for photo hunters, especially when local people come to harvest the water rice planted along the river, or when they transplant some seedling for the next crops. Tam Coc sight is also known as Halong bay on land.