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Tam Cốc-Bích Động
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Tam Cốc-Bích Động is a popular tourist destination in north Vietnam and part of the Tràng An Scenic Landscape Complex UNESCO World Heritage site. It is located in Ninh Binh province, near the village of Tam Cốc. The closest city is Ninh Binh.
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Chef Hien Restaurant
Ninh Hải, Hoa Lư District, Ninh Bình 43000, Vietnam
An Tam Coc Restaurant & Coffee
Tam Coc Rd, Ninh Hải, Hoa Lư, Ninh Bình, Vietnam
Father Cooking Restaurant
Tam Coc Rd, Bích Động, Hoa Lư, Ninh Bình 430000, Vietnam
Hoàng Việt Restaurant
Đường DT491c,Đội 3,văn lâm, Ninh Hải, Hoa Lư, Ninh Bình 80213, Vietnam
Curry King Indian restaurant
Tam Coc Rd, Ninh Hải, Hoa Lư, Ninh Bình 08213, Vietnam
Ngọc Linh Restaurant
Đội 3, Ninh Bình, 430000, Vietnam
Little Italy Pizza - 1
Đội 1văn Lâm. Ninh Hải . Hoa Lư, Tam Coc Rd, Ninh Bình, Vietnam
Banhmi Minh Khoi - Restaurant - Coffee
Đội 1 Thôn Văn Lâm, Ninh Hải, Hoa Lư, Ninh Bình 432010, Vietnam
Family Restaurant
Ninh Hải, Hoa Lư District, Ninh Bình 43000, Vietnam
Napolis pizza Bar Tam Coc
Thôn Văn Lâm, Ninh Hải, Hoa Lư, Ninh Bình 432010, Vietnam
Nearby hotels
Lyshomestay
Tam Coc Rd, Van Lam Village, Hoa Lư, Ninh Bình, Vietnam
Tam Coc Full House
Đội 2 Văn Lâm, Ninh Hải, Hoa Lư, Ninh Bình 08213, Vietnam
Tam Coc Victoria hotel
Đội 1 Văn Lâm, Ninh Hải, Hoa Lư, Ninh Bình, Vietnam
Phi Hung's Unique Homestay
Đội 2 Văn Lâm, Ninh Hải, Hoa Lư, Ninh Bình 430000, Vietnam
Tam Coc Center Luxury Hotel & Villa
Đội 1 Văn Lâm, Ninh Hải, Hoa Lư, Ninh Bình, Vietnam
Center Tam Coc Homestay
Xóm Cộng Hòa, thôn Văn Lâm, Hoa Lư, Ninh Bình 080000, Vietnam
Tam Coc Moonlight Sweet Home
Xóm Đại Thắng, Văn Lâm, Hoa Lư, Ninh Bình, Vietnam
Emeralda Resort Tam Coc
Quần thể danh thắng Tràng An, Tam Coc Rd, Thôn Văn Lâm, Hoa Lư, Ninh Bình 430000, Vietnam
Tam Coc Harbor View Hotels
Đội 3 Văn Lâm, Ninh Hải, Hoa Lư, Ninh Bình, Vietnam
Tam Coc Catalina Hotel
Hòa bình 1, Thôn Văn Lâm, Xã Ninh Hải, Huyện Hoa Lư, Ninh Bình, 432010, Vietnam
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Tam Cốc-Bích Động

Ninh Hải, Hoa Lư District, Ninh Bình, Vietnam
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Tam Cốc-Bích Động is a popular tourist destination in north Vietnam and part of the Tràng An Scenic Landscape Complex UNESCO World Heritage site. It is located in Ninh Binh province, near the village of Tam Cốc. The closest city is Ninh Binh.

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attractions: , restaurants: Chef Hien Restaurant, An Tam Coc Restaurant & Coffee, Father Cooking Restaurant, Hoàng Việt Restaurant, Curry King Indian restaurant, Ngọc Linh Restaurant, Little Italy Pizza - 1, Banhmi Minh Khoi - Restaurant - Coffee, Family Restaurant, Napolis pizza Bar Tam Coc
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Nearby restaurants of Tam Cốc-Bích Động

Chef Hien Restaurant

An Tam Coc Restaurant & Coffee

Father Cooking Restaurant

Hoàng Việt Restaurant

Curry King Indian restaurant

Ngọc Linh Restaurant

Little Italy Pizza - 1

Banhmi Minh Khoi - Restaurant - Coffee

Family Restaurant

Napolis pizza Bar Tam Coc

Chef Hien Restaurant

Chef Hien Restaurant

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An Tam Coc Restaurant & Coffee

An Tam Coc Restaurant & Coffee

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Father Cooking Restaurant

Father Cooking Restaurant

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4.5
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4.0
1y

Everything you need to know: First, you must buy tickets at the ticket office which is 300m away. The ticket price is 250k per person or 500k for a private boat if you are a single. Otherwise you can have up to 4 people (I think) on a boat but it’s still 250k per person. The ticket price includes an electric shuttle from the ticket office to the starting point and back.

The ticket price also includes as many stops along the river as you like BUT if you don’t tell the boat driver, they won’t make any stops. Without stops the total time up and down the river is a little less than 1.5 hours.

There are about 4 potentially interesting stops along the river. I suggest stopping at the end for a short walk, as it’s nice to stretch the legs and walk over a few beautiful bridges. The water is also cleanest there. The other stop you ABSOLUTELY MUST make is Gioi Ravine. You’ll see a sign for it along the river, before entering the second cave. It’s a short 5-10 minute walk through narrow rocks but it’s vertical and up stairs the entire way. At the top is the most beautiful viewpoint, it’s top 3 best places we’ve seen in Vietnam. So many boats passed this stop and it’s a shame because this is a MUST do.

There is only one route up and back, you’ll pass beautiful rice paddies and go through 3 caves in a nice looking boat as you’re towed along the river by the drivers feet. I strongly suggest you bring an umbrella to protect from the sun and water because it gets hot! There was only shade in the caves and at stopping points along the river. We went around 10am in May and it wasn’t too crowded on the river, maybe a bit on the way back.

It’s also important to point out the boat drivers are paid with your ticket price, so I don’t understand why people are suggesting you tip. Most boat drivers will try to sell you artwork or similar towards the end and they will strongly suggest you tip them. This was the only negative for us, as our driver demanded we tip her for the last 5 minutes of the trip. Tipping is not customary in Vietnam so we did not tip, and I’m from the US. Of course feel free to tip if you like but you definitely shouldn’t feel required to and it definitely shouldn’t be demanded by the drivers....

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5.0
9w

Visiting Tam Cốc – Bích Động is truly like stepping into another world. The beauty here is breathtaking and carries a sense of peace that is very hard to find elsewhere. The landscape of limestone mountains rising beside the calm Ngo Dong River creates a picture that feels both dramatic and serene. Taking a boat trip through the caves, with the gentle sound of paddles moving through the water, makes you feel as if time slows down. It is one of those rare places where you can completely relax and reconnect with nature.

For Vietnamese visitors, the experience feels almost like traveling abroad. There are so many international tourists here that sometimes you might think you are in a foreign country. This unique atmosphere makes Tam Cốc Bích Động stand out compared to other destinations in Vietnam. You can see people from all over the world enjoying the scenery, taking boat rides, and cycling around the rice fields. It gives the place a very international vibe while still keeping the authentic charm of the Vietnamese countryside.

The food scene here is also quite interesting. Because of the large number of Western visitors, many restaurants and homestays serve mainly Western-style dishes such as pizza, pasta, and grilled meat. This is convenient for foreign travelers, but for Vietnamese people who want to enjoy local cuisine, the options can feel a bit limited. There are still some traditional Vietnamese dishes available like cơm niêu, goat meat, or simple rice with local vegetables, but the variety is not as rich as in other regions. If you are specifically looking for authentic Vietnamese flavors, you might have to spend some time searching.

Overall, Tam Cốc Bích Động is absolutely worth visiting. It is a perfect place if you love peaceful landscapes, slow travel, and cultural exchange. The blend of natural beauty, the feeling of being part of an international travel hub, and the calm countryside atmosphere make it unforgettable. Whether you come here for a day trip or stay longer, the memories will stay with you for a long time.

Highly recommended for anyone...

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5.0
2y

If you're seeking a place to forget all your worries and escape the hustle and bustle of daily life, look no further than Tam Cốc Ninh Bình. This hidden gem in Vietnam is truly a slice of heaven on Earth!

From the moment I arrived at Tam Cốc Ninh Bình, I was mesmerized by its breathtaking beauty. The towering limestone karst mountains surrounded by lush green rice fields create a picturesque landscape that is straight out of a fairy tale. The serene river meandering through the karst formations adds to the idyllic scenery, making it a perfect spot for a leisurely boat ride.

The peace and tranquility of Tam Cốc Ninh Bình are truly therapeutic. As I floated along the river, listening to the gentle sound of the oars hitting the water and being surrounded by the stunning natural scenery, I felt all my worries and stresses melt away. It's a place where you can truly be present in the moment and let go of all your troubles.

The friendly locals and warm hospitality of the area also added to the charm of Tam Cốc Ninh Bình. The locals were welcoming and eager to share their stories and culture, making my visit even more enriching.

Aside from the natural beauty, there are also opportunities for outdoor activities such as hiking, biking, and exploring the nearby caves. The stunning views from the mountain peaks and the fascinating formations inside the caves are a testament to the unique geology of the region.

The only downside of my visit to Tam Cốc Ninh Bình was that I had to leave! It was truly a rejuvenating experience that left me feeling refreshed and recharged. If you're in need of a peaceful escape where you can forget all your worries, I highly recommend visiting Tam Cốc Ninh Bình. It's a slice of heaven that will leave you with lasting memories and a renewed...

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SAVE & SHARE ✨ with your travel buddies! 📝Detailed Itinerary: ▫️Day 1-2 - Ho Chi Minh Arrive in Ho Chi Minh and spend the day at leisure. The next day, depart for Can Gio. Canoe to visit the mangroves and the Sac Forest Revolution Base. Visit Can Gio beach and explore the local souvenir shops. Leave for Hanoi the next day. ▫️Day 3-5- Hanoi Arrive in the capital city of Vietnam and spend the rest of the day at leisure. Following day, explore Ninh Binh by taking the Tam Coc boat trip to these 3 spectacular caves. The next day, tour the beautiful Halong Bay in a cruise. And then visit the temples of Hoa Lu. The next day, take your flight back home. Hope you end up with loads of memories and a few souvenirs too. ✅DM us for this itinerary! 😍Starting from Rs. 37,000 per person (without airfare) #Pickyourtrail for #HasslefreeHolidays #vietnam #vietnamtravel #vietnamtrip #vietnamlife #vietnamtourism #explorevietnam #visitvietnam #beautifulvietnam #southeastasia #pickthailand #travelasia #travelingram #keepexploring #keeptravelling #travelreels #letspyt
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Everything you need to know: First, you must buy tickets at the ticket office which is 300m away. The ticket price is 250k per person or 500k for a private boat if you are a single. Otherwise you can have up to 4 people (I think) on a boat but it’s still 250k per person. The ticket price includes an electric shuttle from the ticket office to the starting point and back. The ticket price also includes as many stops along the river as you like BUT if you don’t tell the boat driver, they won’t make any stops. Without stops the total time up and down the river is a little less than 1.5 hours. There are about 4 potentially interesting stops along the river. I suggest stopping at the end for a short walk, as it’s nice to stretch the legs and walk over a few beautiful bridges. The water is also cleanest there. The other stop you ABSOLUTELY MUST make is Gioi Ravine. You’ll see a sign for it along the river, before entering the second cave. It’s a short 5-10 minute walk through narrow rocks but it’s vertical and up stairs the entire way. At the top is the most beautiful viewpoint, it’s top 3 best places we’ve seen in Vietnam. So many boats passed this stop and it’s a shame because this is a MUST do. There is only one route up and back, you’ll pass beautiful rice paddies and go through 3 caves in a nice looking boat as you’re towed along the river by the drivers feet. I strongly suggest you bring an umbrella to protect from the sun and water because it gets hot! There was only shade in the caves and at stopping points along the river. We went around 10am in May and it wasn’t too crowded on the river, maybe a bit on the way back. It’s also important to point out the boat drivers are paid with your ticket price, so I don’t understand why people are suggesting you tip. Most boat drivers will try to sell you artwork or similar towards the end and they will strongly suggest you tip them. This was the only negative for us, as our driver demanded we tip her for the last 5 minutes of the trip. Tipping is not customary in Vietnam so we did not tip, and I’m from the US. Of course feel free to tip if you like but you definitely shouldn’t feel required to and it definitely shouldn’t be demanded by the drivers. Hope this helps.
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Visiting Tam Cốc – Bích Động is truly like stepping into another world. The beauty here is breathtaking and carries a sense of peace that is very hard to find elsewhere. The landscape of limestone mountains rising beside the calm Ngo Dong River creates a picture that feels both dramatic and serene. Taking a boat trip through the caves, with the gentle sound of paddles moving through the water, makes you feel as if time slows down. It is one of those rare places where you can completely relax and reconnect with nature. For Vietnamese visitors, the experience feels almost like traveling abroad. There are so many international tourists here that sometimes you might think you are in a foreign country. This unique atmosphere makes Tam Cốc Bích Động stand out compared to other destinations in Vietnam. You can see people from all over the world enjoying the scenery, taking boat rides, and cycling around the rice fields. It gives the place a very international vibe while still keeping the authentic charm of the Vietnamese countryside. The food scene here is also quite interesting. Because of the large number of Western visitors, many restaurants and homestays serve mainly Western-style dishes such as pizza, pasta, and grilled meat. This is convenient for foreign travelers, but for Vietnamese people who want to enjoy local cuisine, the options can feel a bit limited. There are still some traditional Vietnamese dishes available like cơm niêu, goat meat, or simple rice with local vegetables, but the variety is not as rich as in other regions. If you are specifically looking for authentic Vietnamese flavors, you might have to spend some time searching. Overall, Tam Cốc Bích Động is absolutely worth visiting. It is a perfect place if you love peaceful landscapes, slow travel, and cultural exchange. The blend of natural beauty, the feeling of being part of an international travel hub, and the calm countryside atmosphere make it unforgettable. Whether you come here for a day trip or stay longer, the memories will stay with you for a long time. Highly recommended for anyone visiting Vietnam!
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SAVE & SHARE ✨ with your travel buddies! 📝Detailed Itinerary: ▫️Day 1-2 - Ho Chi Minh Arrive in Ho Chi Minh and spend the day at leisure. The next day, depart for Can Gio. Canoe to visit the mangroves and the Sac Forest Revolution Base. Visit Can Gio beach and explore the local souvenir shops. Leave for Hanoi the next day. ▫️Day 3-5- Hanoi Arrive in the capital city of Vietnam and spend the rest of the day at leisure. Following day, explore Ninh Binh by taking the Tam Coc boat trip to these 3 spectacular caves. The next day, tour the beautiful Halong Bay in a cruise. And then visit the temples of Hoa Lu. The next day, take your flight back home. Hope you end up with loads of memories and a few souvenirs too. ✅DM us for this itinerary! 😍Starting from Rs. 37,000 per person (without airfare) #Pickyourtrail for #HasslefreeHolidays #vietnam #vietnamtravel #vietnamtrip #vietnamlife #vietnamtourism #explorevietnam #visitvietnam #beautifulvietnam #southeastasia #pickthailand #travelasia #travelingram #keepexploring #keeptravelling #travelreels #letspyt
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Everything you need to know: First, you must buy tickets at the ticket office which is 300m away. The ticket price is 250k per person or 500k for a private boat if you are a single. Otherwise you can have up to 4 people (I think) on a boat but it’s still 250k per person. The ticket price includes an electric shuttle from the ticket office to the starting point and back. The ticket price also includes as many stops along the river as you like BUT if you don’t tell the boat driver, they won’t make any stops. Without stops the total time up and down the river is a little less than 1.5 hours. There are about 4 potentially interesting stops along the river. I suggest stopping at the end for a short walk, as it’s nice to stretch the legs and walk over a few beautiful bridges. The water is also cleanest there. The other stop you ABSOLUTELY MUST make is Gioi Ravine. You’ll see a sign for it along the river, before entering the second cave. It’s a short 5-10 minute walk through narrow rocks but it’s vertical and up stairs the entire way. At the top is the most beautiful viewpoint, it’s top 3 best places we’ve seen in Vietnam. So many boats passed this stop and it’s a shame because this is a MUST do. There is only one route up and back, you’ll pass beautiful rice paddies and go through 3 caves in a nice looking boat as you’re towed along the river by the drivers feet. I strongly suggest you bring an umbrella to protect from the sun and water because it gets hot! There was only shade in the caves and at stopping points along the river. We went around 10am in May and it wasn’t too crowded on the river, maybe a bit on the way back. It’s also important to point out the boat drivers are paid with your ticket price, so I don’t understand why people are suggesting you tip. Most boat drivers will try to sell you artwork or similar towards the end and they will strongly suggest you tip them. This was the only negative for us, as our driver demanded we tip her for the last 5 minutes of the trip. Tipping is not customary in Vietnam so we did not tip, and I’m from the US. Of course feel free to tip if you like but you definitely shouldn’t feel required to and it definitely shouldn’t be demanded by the drivers. Hope this helps.
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Visiting Tam Cốc – Bích Động is truly like stepping into another world. The beauty here is breathtaking and carries a sense of peace that is very hard to find elsewhere. The landscape of limestone mountains rising beside the calm Ngo Dong River creates a picture that feels both dramatic and serene. Taking a boat trip through the caves, with the gentle sound of paddles moving through the water, makes you feel as if time slows down. It is one of those rare places where you can completely relax and reconnect with nature. For Vietnamese visitors, the experience feels almost like traveling abroad. There are so many international tourists here that sometimes you might think you are in a foreign country. This unique atmosphere makes Tam Cốc Bích Động stand out compared to other destinations in Vietnam. You can see people from all over the world enjoying the scenery, taking boat rides, and cycling around the rice fields. It gives the place a very international vibe while still keeping the authentic charm of the Vietnamese countryside. The food scene here is also quite interesting. Because of the large number of Western visitors, many restaurants and homestays serve mainly Western-style dishes such as pizza, pasta, and grilled meat. This is convenient for foreign travelers, but for Vietnamese people who want to enjoy local cuisine, the options can feel a bit limited. There are still some traditional Vietnamese dishes available like cơm niêu, goat meat, or simple rice with local vegetables, but the variety is not as rich as in other regions. If you are specifically looking for authentic Vietnamese flavors, you might have to spend some time searching. Overall, Tam Cốc Bích Động is absolutely worth visiting. It is a perfect place if you love peaceful landscapes, slow travel, and cultural exchange. The blend of natural beauty, the feeling of being part of an international travel hub, and the calm countryside atmosphere make it unforgettable. Whether you come here for a day trip or stay longer, the memories will stay with you for a long time. Highly recommended for anyone visiting Vietnam!
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