Located near Ninh Bình city, Bai Dinh Pagoda is one of the largest Buddhist complexes in Southeast Asia. The vast site blends ancient and newly built temples, featuring impressive architecture, giant bronze Buddha statues, and long corridors lined with hundreds of Arhat statues. Set against a backdrop of limestone mountains, it is both a major pilgrimage center and a peaceful place to admire traditional Vietnamese spiritual culture.

Trang An is a UNESCO-listed landscape famous for its spectacular limestone karst mountains, winding rivers, and mysterious caves. Visitors explore the area by small rowboat, gently passing through cave tunnels and along tranquil waterways surrounded by lush greenery. The scenery is often described as “Halong Bay on land,” offering a serene and unforgettable nature experience.

Mua Cave, also known as Hang Mua, is famous for its panoramic viewpoint. After climbing nearly 500 stone steps to the summit, visitors are rewarded with breathtaking views over Tam Coc’s rice fields and limestone peaks. A stone dragon statue at the top adds to the dramatic scenery, making it one of the best photography spots in Ninh Bình.