Explore Ninh Binh summer tourism from sacred mountains to vast sea

Picturesque countryside in the land of heritage

Mentioning Ninh Binh, many tourists immediately think of the Trang An Scenic Landscape Complex, which is recognized by UNESCO as a World Cultural and Natural Heritage Site. Trang An Scenic Landscape impresses with its overlapping limestone mountain system, interspersed with flooded valleys and caves. The water here is blue all year round, reflecting mountains, creating a scene that is both majestic and poetic. There are also many sacred temples and shrines associated with history, creating cultural depth for tourists' exploration journey.

Not far from Trang An is Tam Coc - Bich Dong tourist area, which is likened to Ha Long Bay on land. Summer is also the time when the rice fields along the river turn golden, creating a beautiful scene that attracts many tourists and photographers. The journey by boat through cool caves, admiring overlapping mountains brings a feeling of relaxation amidst nature.

An interesting and new destination in Ninh Binh, becoming a destination loved by many young people for its pristine beauty, is Thung Ui. This location is located in Tay Hoa Lu ward, about 2km from Bai Dinh Pagoda. With a closed valley terrain, surrounded by rolling limestone mountains and a natural lake system, this place has a pristine, quiet beauty and rich landscape value.

In addition to natural scenery, visitors can also visit famous spiritual tourist attractions such as Tam Chuc Pagoda, Bai Dinh Pagoda, Tran Temple, Phu Day...

Sea tourism and attractive summer experiences

Not only mountain scenery, Ninh Binh also owns many attractive coastal destinations for summer. After the merger, the province has a coastline of about 92km long, with many outstanding potentials, including beaches, coastal ecosystems and rich mangrove ecosystems.

In which, Thinh Long beach, Hai Thinh commune is one of the attractions for many tourists thanks to its long sandy beach, airy space, pristine beauty and abundant seafood. In the summer days, this place becomes bustling with entertainment activities, swimming and enjoying local specialties.

Not far from Thinh Long beach is the collapsed church, Hai Tien commune - a familiar check-in spot for many tourists. The building has an ancient beauty, located in the windy sea, creating a scene that is both nostalgic and unique. Every time the sunset falls, this place becomes even more impressive, attracting many people to visit and take photos.

If you love nature and mangrove ecosystems, visitors can visit Xuan Thuy National Park. This is Vietnam's first Ramsar area, a place that converges high biodiversity with hundreds of species of water birds, including many rare, endangered and valuable species for global conservation. Boating in the mangrove forest, watching the alluvial grounds and enjoying the peaceful atmosphere is an interesting experience for those who want to return to nature.