Ninh Binh Province is known for its scenic rice fields that are surrounded by jutting limestone crags. Tam Coc in Ninh Binh got its name as ‘Dry Halong Bay’ because of the huge limestone edifices that jut out of paddy fields and canals, creating an unusual and dramatic landscape.

A relaxing boat ride through lush green paddy fields of this region is a unique experience that combines the stunning backdrop of the limestone cliffs with Vietnamese floating villages.

Hoa Lu was the ancient capital of Vietnam under the Dinh dynasty. The city used to be a huge citadel with temples shrines and smaller royal citadels.

With picturesque landscapes and interesting historical relics this is one tour of Vietnam that is a must-do.