Vietnam Summer Resort Mountain City, Ninh Binh Ancient City and Tam Coc

Ninh Binh is a mountain city located in northern Vietnam, surrounded by mountains and flowing green waters. It boasts two UNESCO World Heritage Sites: Ha Long Bay and the ancient capital of Hoa Lu. It is not only a summer resort but also the root of understanding the history of the Vietnamese dynasties. Recommended Attractions: Mua Cave and Dragon Mountain Mua Cave was a place where ancient emperors' concubines performed songs and dances. The mountain, with two dragons lying down, is built along more than 600 steps and is also known as the 'Great Wall of Vietnam.' From the top, you can overlook the entire Ninh Binh. Entrance fee: 30 yuan. Tam Coc With karst landscapes similar to Guilin, it is Ninh Binh's world natural heritage site. You can take a bamboo raft at the Ha Long Bay pier to drift along the river, exploring caves and ancient temples. Ancient Capital of Hoa Lu: Ticket price 6 yuan Hoa Lu was the capital of Vietnam's first independent dynasty, equivalent to Xi'an in China. It preserves palaces and ancient temple buildings from the Dinh and Nguyen dynasties, making it the origin of Vietnamese history. Stay in local village homestays for 60 yuan per night. Recommended local delicacies include freshly baked baguettes and drip coffee. Daily dining costs around 50 yuan. Transportation: Take a direct train from Hanoi, costing about 30 yuan. For sightseeing in Ninh Binh, you can rent motorcycles, bicycles, or take taxis.