10h30: Visit Hoa Lư ancient capital of Vietnam between 968 and 1010. You have a chance to learn about Vietnamese history in the feudal system under Dinh, Le, and Ly Dynasty Nestled amidst the limestone mountains and serene landscapes of Ninh Binh, Vietnam, lies Hoa Lu, an ancient capital with a rich history dating back to the 10th and 11th centuries. Once the powerful seat of the Dinh and Early Le dynasties, Hoa Lu now stands as a captivating testament to Vietnam's vibrant past. Travelers are drawn to Hoa Lu for its captivating blend of historical intrigue and natural beauty. Explore the ruins of royal temples like Dinh Tien Hoang and Le Dai Hanh, imagining the echoes of emperors and battles that once filled the air. Hike through verdant valleys, boat along scenic rivers, and marvel at the towering karst formations that rise dramatically from the landscape.

13h00: Visit Tam Coc by 1.5-hour bamboo boat. You will be surprised by the charming beauty here with paddy fields, rivers, water, cloud, sky, and a stunning cave system during the boat trip. All make a masterpiece that the Vietnamese people called “Ha Long Bay on land Nestled in Ninh Binh province, Tam Coc, meaning "three caves," lives up to its name. Your journey begins on the Ngo Dong River, where skilled local boatmen navigate amidst this majestic karst landscape. Glide through towering arches carved by time, marvel at the mirrored reflections on the water's surface, and duck your head as you enter the cool, mysterious embrace of the three caves: Ca, Hai, and Ba.

14h30: Continue the tour for 45 mins - cycling around the village to discover the life of the local people. 15h30: Get back to Limousine Bus then leave for Mua Cave (Dancing Cave). Walk up almost 500 steps, you can reach the top of Lying Dragon Mountain & have an amazing panoramic view of Tam Coc from here Mua Cave in Ninh Binh offers a stunning climb with 500 dragon-guarded steps leading to breathtaking panoramic views of rice paddies and limestone mountains. Explore the historical cave itself, once a Buddhist temple, and capture unforgettable photos at the peak. Remember sturdy shoes, water, and early mornings for the best experience!