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Ninh Binh, a province nestled amidst picturesque mountains in the Red River Delta’s southernmost reaches, offers a captivating blend of natural splendor and cultural allure, approximately 100 kilometers from Hanoi. The group embarked on their journey on a Tuesday afternoon, choosing Hanoi as their gateway to explore three enchanting destinations in northern Vietnam: Hanoi, Ninh Binh Province, and Quang Ninh Province. These tourists were especially keen to embark on a unique voyage through Trang An’s network of breathtaking caves aboard small, eco-friendly boats. Indian travelers embark on a boat tour to uncover the natural wonders of the Trang An Scenic Landscape Complex. Photo: Ninh Binh Department of Tourism Their itinerary included visits to temples and pagodas, each steeped in historical, religious, and spiritual significance, providing a profound insight into the local culture of Ninh Binh Province. Following their exploration of Trang An, the group savored a deligh...

A shepherd boy playing the flute amidst the rice fields of Tam Coc sets the scene for Ninh Binh Tourism Week, with its golden theme reflecting the beauty of Trang An. From June 1st to 8th, a host of special activities are planned, kicking off with an opening ceremony at 8:00 pm on the 1st at Dong Gung bus station within the picturesque Tam Coc-Bich Dong tourist area. This year’s event showcases one of Vietnam’s top five most scenic rice fields, where the meandering Ngo Dong River meets a vast expanse of over 18 hectares of rice paddies. As May turns to June, this natural canvas is transformed with colossal artworks, including a carp gazing at the moon and festive flags. A bird’s-eye view captures the essence of Ninh Binh Province, Vietnam. The rice fields of Tam Coc-Bich Dong frame a monumental artwork: a shepherd, flute in hand, riding a buffalo. This image evokes memories of northern Vietnam’s ancient delta and its nostalgic charm. Inspired by Dong Ho folk art, the organi...