Located in the world heritage complex of Ninh Binh province, which has just been recognized by UNESCO, Trang An eco-tourism area belongs to the mountain range of the natural citadel of the ancient capital Hoa Lu. Surrounded by mountains, hidden under each mountain are magical caves, connected by valleys running for kilometers. The cave system here is extremely diverse in shape and type, each cave contains unique nuances with tens of thousands of stalactites of various shapes and sizes due to the dissolution and deposition of limestone over millions of years. All create a scene that is both beautiful and majestic, making many tourists compare this place to a Ha Long Bay on land.
Although the cave system in Trang An is not brilliant, magnificent and magical with forests of stalagmites and stalactites, the caves are extremely diverse, with many shapes and sizes, each cave has its own unique features. Typical examples include: Seo Cave, which is deep and has a dense entrance; Ba Giot Cave with stalactites gathered like drops of water; Nau Ruou Cave with many ancient jars, according to legend, this is where wine is brewed for the royal court; Dia Linh Cave with a low, narrow entrance; Khong Cave, which is magical and shimmering, and many other unique caves.
Also located in Trang An eco-tourism area, Bai Dinh pagoda is a destination not to be missed for tourists. Not only impressed by the majestic architecture spread over an area of 107 hectares with the Tam The and Phap Chu Temples of thousands of square meters, the pagoda also holds 12 Vietnamese and Asian records such as the pagoda with the largest bronze bell, the largest bronze Tam The statue in Vietnam, the tallest and heaviest bronze statue of Buddha Sakyamuni, the heaviest bronze Vajrapani, the largest bronze Maitreya Buddha statue, the tallest and heaviest bronze statues of Good and Evil...
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