チャンアン洞窟 - バイ ディン パゴダ デイ ツアー

Well organized walk, and despite many tourists, were able to appreciate the calm.

Walk giving access to beautiful landscapes. Certainly many banks, 4 per boat, piloted by professional rowers. Price correct 300k. Free scooter parking. Part of Ninh binh's must-sees. We did the 2-hour stop for temples, caves, included. There were few people but the site is planned to accommodate a lot of tourists (barriers planned for long lines). So find out about possible attendance first.

What a brilliant day trip including the boat trip through the three caves. Our boat woman was skilled, fun and delightful. We were lucky to go the 1000m cave with no boats ahead of us: very special.

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It starts off a bit chaotic getting bundled onto the boats but after you set off its really nice. Be prepared to do some rowing its part of the fun! Tour 1 was much quieter and you go through more small caves, however a few of the stops for “temples” were disappointing (just small shrines). If you want the better tour but don’t mind the crowds i would say 2 or 3 is better but definitely way busier. Fairly priced for a 3 hour activity and cheap to get a taxi to/from Ninh Binh.

Chan An boat tour❓❓❓ It was a half-day tour with my aunt rowing in a small boat. Overwhelmed by the spectacular scenery, the caverns are pristine. I felt the nature of Vietnam.

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The tour was really good. Xui was a great guide and we enjoyed his jokes. The Budist complex was spectacular, do not miss it.

Beautiful, poetic, majestic scenery, many attractive places to attract tourists, friendly and hospitable people,

Surprised this trip ain’t higher in the trip advisor ranks. Absolutely loved it, one of the best trips in Vietnam. It was the only trip I did in Vietnam where they don’t beg you for a review as well what was nice

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I would certainly recommend going to Ninh Binh, but choose a different tour. The tour started with an extremely small and uncomfortable bus. Several people were promised limousines, but were not given this. On the 3 hours bus journey, we were taken to a location where we were given a 20 min sales pitch on buying bamboo clothes. We were never informed about this, and were confused by the whole arrangement. It felt odd to be forced into sales tactics after paying a lot for the tour. After getting back on the bus, we spent a lot of time dropping people off at different location, before getting to the Pagoda. The Pagoda is beautiful, but we did not get to see it up close. The guide also could not answer any of our questions regarding the history of the place. We then went to the Trang An Grottoes. It was beautiful, but we did not get to see any of the grottoes (and we were not told why) and it is very over crowded. We were also placed on a boat with another couple, and did not get to see much of the view as we were behind them, although we asked to change. We were then taken to a third location which was not included in our tour, and we got to choose to either sit outside in the hot weather for over an hour, and wait for the others or pay more to participate. We were not informed of this, and we spent a lot of time waiting for others, as we were not dressed for this nor were we expecting to have to pay extra. There were also several hidden costs (such as the bus to the Pagoda, which was also not included). The lunch is a buffet style with lots of other tour groups in a storage facility, and does not feel genuine or charming. All around, I would certainly recommend these sites, but the tour does not feel informative or genuine, and is full of hidden costs and sales tactics. The tour took a lot longer than promised, as we spent a lot of time waiting for activities that were not part of our package.

It's a magical place, the calm, the tranquility, everything is there to have a good time on a boat. Only the lapping of the oars in the water is audible. These women who drive his boats are exceptionally courageous, because it is very hot in May. The caves are very well laid out. Light but not too much so as not to distort the site. This place in the terrestrial Along Bay is heavenly and I understand why the latest King Kong "Kong: Skull Island" was filmed in this place. I recommend this walk.

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