Ninh Binh Province, two-hour drive to the south of Hanoi, is well-known for its serene countryside and beautiful limestone mountains. The province features breathtaking scenery Tam Coc which is referred as “Halong Bay on land”, the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Trang An, and tranquil Van Long Nature Reserve.
The natural beauty of Ninh Binh offers a great Vietnam countryside tour with leisure cycling through the rice paddies, relax hand-rowing sampan boat ride along the river to explore limestone caves and rice fields. Delacour's langurs – the world’s most endangered primate species, and other bird species such as the rare black-faced spoonbill, cotton pygmy goose and white-browed crake have been spotted here.
