Tam Coc - Bich Dong Grottoes

Tam Coc – Bich Dong Grottoes is a famous tourist complex in Ninh Binh Province, often referred to as “Ha Long Bay on land.” The area is known for its majestic limestone mountains, winding rivers, and stunning natural caves. Visitors can enjoy a rowing boat ride through three main caves: Hang Ca, Hang Hai, and Hang Ba. This destination also holds great historical and cultural value dating back to the Tran Dynasty. The harmony between nature and culture makes it especially captivating.

Tam Coc means “three caves,” created by the Ngo Dong River flowing through the mountains. The peaceful scenery features lush greenery and vast golden rice fields along both sides of the river. The best time to visit is during the ripe rice season in May and June. At that time, the landscape wears its most beautiful golden hue. Drifting on the calm waters among towering cliffs feels like entering a dreamlike world.

Bich Dong is an ancient pagoda built into a mountain, consisting of three levels: Lower, Middle, and Upper. The pagoda blends perfectly into the rocky landscape, offering a peaceful and spiritual atmosphere. From the top, visitors are rewarded with sweeping views of rice fields and limestone peaks. Bich Dong is not only a sightseeing spot but also a place for inner peace and reflection. It’s an ideal stop for those who love nature and spiritual culture.