Top Things to do in Ninh Binh Province
Top 6 Caverns & Caves in Ninh Binh Province, Ninh Binh Province
Discover the best top things to do in Ninh Binh Province, Vietnam including Ma Tien Cave, Trang An Grottoes, Mua Caves, Vai Gioi Cave, Cuc Phuong National Park, Dich Long Cave And Pagoda.
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1. Ma Tien Cave
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 2 reviews
Ma Tien Cave is located in the middle of Mount Roi Ngua in Ma Tien village, Yen Dong commune is a beautiful landscape. The door is 15 meters high, 10 meters wide, looks like the mouth of a giant fish is wide open. The cave base in this cave is sunken, unflattened, filled with large and small stones of various shapes. From the cave floor through a narrow entrance door will step to the second floor
2. Trang An Grottoes
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 2,625 reviews
Trang An grottoes which is a gathering of 31 valleys, 50 cross-water caves, and home to 600 kinds of flora and over 200 kinds of fauna, many of them in the Red Book of Vietnam.
Reviewed By 663zins
I took route 2 and did it in late afternoon, it is a must-do when you are in Ninh Binh..splendid sceneries, impressive caves, mysterious karsts; all of these make the boat ride just simply amazing and breathtaking.
3. Mua Caves
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1,652 reviews
Reviewed By livvied2018
The Mua Caves had been quite "simple" nothing amazing or perhaps great though the primary attraction there's visiting the top part, uniquely before sunset. The perspective is one the most incredible things you'll actually observe, breathtaking, will be the ideal picture that I'd in the head of mine when someone mention vietnam, take your time love everything and it is completely well worth it.
4. Vai Gioi Cave
5. Cuc Phuong National Park
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 185 reviews
Reviewed By Lionkittentravel - Melbourne, Australia
A few hours drive from Hanoi, it felt like a world away from the noise and bustle. Beautiful old trees in the rainforest are sure to please nature lovers, as well as hikers with some longer treks available. At the entrance, there are monkey and turtle sanctuaries. While the language barrier definitely meant we got upsold to have a tour guide for the sanctuaries (60k pp, +60k VND for the guide), it actually made the experience somewhat better. While there is a pangolin and canivore sanctuary mentioned, we were not able to get a consistent answer about when they were open, or how to get to them. The Cave of Early Man was another highlight of the park. While it is suggested that phone lights are enough, the caverns are large enough to merit torches to get the full experience. One the right hand side of the entrance cavern, there is a small opening that leads to a steep series of rusted ladders. Going up them takes you to some more majestic caves, with bat colonies. In perhaps the best commendation of Cuc Phong, the driver we'd hired for the day ended up joining us more the cave and forest walks, enjoying it as much as we did.
