2025 Thanh pho Uong Bi Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in May)

Getting There - Yen Tu Village is located about 2 km from Yen Tu mountain, this hotel will give visitors an extremely peaceful feeling. Yen Tu Village's space is exquisitely decorated with many useful appliances and equipment. Yen Tu Village hotel room is extremely clean, staff is enthusiastic and attentive. Highlights - Inside Yen Tu Village's campus, there is an ATM that makes it easy for visitors to withdraw money, a cafe and a cool garden. Yen Tu Village Hotel also offers free cycling service for guests while staying here. Room rate per night from: 1,900,000 VND #mytripvlog

The more you go, the more you love it. You can't stop until you reach the last bright spot. The sacred and bustling feeling blends together, making everyone not want to leave :))<3

Tucked away in the sacred mountains of Quang Ninh, Legacy Yên Tử – MGallery offers a luxurious yet deeply spiritual escape. Designed by famed architect Bill Bensley, the resort blends ancient Vietnamese architecture with mindful modern comfort. Each room feels like a time capsule—peaceful, elegant, and in harmony with nature. Just steps away lies the Yên Tử spiritual complex, known as the cradle of Vietnamese Zen Buddhism. A scenic cable car ride takes you through clouds and forests to the Bronze Pagoda at the summit. The journey is as humbling as the destination, with stone paths, ancient stupas, and centuries-old temples along the way. At dawn, the entire mountain bathes in golden mist—perfect for meditation or quiet reflection. After hiking or spiritual practice, the herbal spa and vegetarian meals back at the resort feel both grounding and rejuvenating. Whether you’re seeking inner peace or cultural depth, Legacy Yên Tử and the surrounding sanctuary offer a truly transformative experience. 📍Address: Legacy Yên Tử 🏖️Ambiance/Facilities: Mgallery 💞Reasons to Recommend: relax and peacfull #LegacyYenTu #MGalleryRetreat #SpiritualVietnam #YenTuMountain #ZenJourney #CulturalHeritage #LuxuryInNature #VietnamWellnessTravel

#aprilblooms #Lord of the Rings Real-World Locations Inspired by “Lord of the Rings”: Some natural or man-made locations are nicknamed “Lord of the Rings Temples” because they remind people of the epic and ancient settings of Tolkien’s world — like New Zealand’s landscapes, where The Lord of the Rings and The Hobbit movies were filmed. Places like Tongariro National Park (Mount Doom) or Fiordland (Fangorn Forest) have a temple-like, mystical feel. 2. Mythical Locations in Tolkien’s World: In Tolkien’s stories, there are ancient temples and sacred places, like: • The Temple of Morgoth on Númenor: A dark temple where the King’s Men worshipped Morgoth after falling into corruption. • The Halls of Mandos: Not exactly a temple, but a spiritual resting place for Elves and Men after death. • Valinor and the Two Trees: Sacred places that have a temple-like importance for the Elves. ⸻ If you’re thinking of something more specific — like a real place you heard called the “Lord of the Rings temple” — can you tell me a little more? Maybe you heard of Putangirua Pinnacles in New Zealand? They call it a “Lord of the Rings temple” Getting There - Attractions - Hotels - Food & Restaurants - Shopping -

Phoenix Hill (Đồi Phượng Hoàng) is a wonderful destination for family time, offering a mix of natural beauty, recreational activities, and opportunities for bonding. Located only 160 km from Hanoi, the journey primarily follows highway roads. We departed by private car at 6 AM (while our child was still sleeping) and reached the base of Phoenix Hill. After having our own lunch, we hired another car to navigate the off-road terrain leading to the top of Phoenix Hill. However, we believe there is also an easier route that a sedan can take to reach the summit. Family activities at Phoenix Hill include: * Photography: There are plenty of spots for taking beautiful photos. * Picnicking: You can rent an open space or hire a tent in the camping area. * Outdoor games: Bring your own games for some fun family activities. Since there are not many sheltered areas on the hill, I would recommend visiting in spring when the weather is pleasant. #familytime

An ideal place for picnics A place to nourish the soul A “green” camping trip 🎒Put on your backpack and go 🏙 Temporarily leave the noise behind by sleeping in a tent 🚏Village 12 Khe, Bac Son, Uong Bi, Quang Ninh

#vietnam Phượng Hoàng Mountain is a popular tourist destination in Uông Bí, Quảng Ninh, Vietnam. It is also known as Núi Ba Tầng (Three-Layer Mountain) and is often referred to as a miniature version of Đà Lạt. The mountain is located approximately 40 km from Hạ Long City and 135 km from Hanoi. It has gained popularity among young people due to its picturesque scenery and romantic atmosphere. The mountain offers breathtaking landscapes with lush green hills and vast open spaces. It provides a serene and idyllic setting, reminiscent of a fairytale village surrounded by expansive mountains and hills. When you visit Phượng Hoàng Mountain, you will be captivated by the vastness of the landscape, with its rolling hills and expansive surroundings. It offers a sense of tranquility and freedom, allowing you to immerse yourself in the natural beauty of the area. Phượng Hoàng Mountain is famous for its two distinct landscapes: the “mùa cỏ cháy” (burning grass season) and the “mùa cỏ xanh” (green grass season). During the burning grass season, the mountain is covered in golden grass, creating a stunning and dreamy scenery. The green grass season showcases lush greenery, creating a vibrant natural painting1. Each season has its own unique beauty, making it an ideal destination for exploration and discovery. If you plan to visit Phượng Hoàng Mountain, it is recommended to prepare a beautiful outfit and bring along a camera to capture the excellent photo opportunities. The mountain offers breathtaking views from every angle, providing exceptional opportunities for stunning photos. It is an ideal destination for outdoor activities, adventure enthusiasts, and landscape exploration. The path to the summit requires careful driving as it is not entirely flat. Please note that accommodation and dining options around Phượng Hoàng Mountain are limited. It is advisable to book accommodation in advance before visiting the area.

Ba Vang Pagoda attracts many followers from everywhere. The architecture, landscape, and space are all very beautiful and airy Hopefully, the pagoda will have more and more people coming to visit and worship Buddha #trip #pagoda

Beautiful and quiet scenery, if you have the chance, please go to Ba Vang Pagoda in Quang Ninh, both experience and visit the temple. The quiet path to the temple can be walked or taken by electric car, everyone can experience.

In Hanoi, sightseeing is Halong, Hanoi, Ninh Binh. Basic. But in Vietnam, experiencing hot springs in a hot region is a new experience. Highly recommended.

go to temple on the 3rd day of Tet

Spiritual places very developed and famousgg Ba Vang Pagoda in Quang Ninh and Tam Chuc Pagoda in Ha Nam are both very beautiful pagodas. Personally, I prefer Ba Vang Pagoda. Everyone should visit once if they have the chance.

Bawon Temple is the largest temple in Southeast Asia and it takes at least three hours to tour the entire temple. Ba Wang Temple was originally built during the Ly Dynasty (China's Song Dynasty), but was later abandoned until it was restored in 1705 during the Nguyen Dynasty. Today, Quang Ninh Province has invested 400 billion VND to rebuild Ba Wang Temple, making the temple very beautiful and a tourist attraction worth visiting.

Ba Vang Pagoda is located in Uong Bi City, Quang Ninh Province, about 120km from Hanoi city’s center. Also known as Bao Quang Pagoda, it preserves unique values of Vietnamese Buddhist Sec – Truc Lam Yen Tu Zen. Ba Vang pagoda was built in 1706 by Buddhist Monk Tue Bich – a descendant of Truc Lam Yen Tu Zen and then restored several times. The current architecture is the result of the renovation in 2011. #awesomepic #awesomepic