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Travel Hoa Lu District

Hoa Lu District, Ninh Binh province, Việt Nam

Explore the Wards of Hoa Lu District

Tourist places of Hoa Lu District (14)

Travel Thung Nham Bird Garden

Thung Nham Bird Park is home to many kinds of creatures. Like the cauldron, the stork, the teal, the fire warbler, the starling and the precious birds in the book are the Hang Hac, the Phoenix.
Travel Sunshine Valley

Coming to Ninh Binh, we come to the land of talented people, where the king was born, and the god was born. Over millions of years of geological tectonics
Travel Tam Coc – Bich Dong Ninh Binh

Tam Coc is a long-standing tourist area, so all services are quite regular and there is no pulling phenomenon. The sales boats also took turns, not competing for customers
Travel Trang An Scenic Landscape Complex

Trang An landscape complex has a majestic natural cultural value containing many outstanding values. The landscape is harmoniously created by mountains, rivers, and caves that are flooded all year round with intact unspoiled vegetation.
Travel Trang An Ancient Tourist Area

In Trang An, there are two places: Trang An and Ancient Trang An. Visitors here often rent sightseeing boats
Travel Vu Lam Palace – Ninh Binh

Vu Lam Palace was a military base in the Tran dynasty, located right in the southern mountains of the ancient capital Hoa Lu
Travel Ninh Binh Dance Cave

Poetic mountain scenery with caves and 500 steps to see the typical countryside.
Travel Am Tien Cave Ninh Binh

Located at an altitude of more than 500m above sea level, the climate in Am Tien is cool all year round. The two sides of the road to the relic are covered with a green color of ancient mother-of-pearl trees
Travel Temple of King Le Dai Hanh – Ninh Binh

The temple of King Le Dai Hanh in general has the same architecture as the temple of Dinh Tien Hoang

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