“Hạ Long Bay on land”: limestone towers standing in rice paddies instead of the sea. Rowers take you down slow rivers, under cave roofs low enough to duck and past temples you can only reach by water. On land it’s flat and perfect for bikes, past lotus ponds and paddies to the foot of Hang Múa and its 500 steps.
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About 3 hours by rowing boat through caves and past riverside temples. UNESCO-listed.
A shorter boat ride through three caves with rice fields on both banks. Some rowers paddle with their feet.
About 500 stone steps to a dragon on the peak and the view everyone has seen online.
A three-level pagoda built into a cliff, an easy bike ride from Tam Cốc.
Temples of the 10th-century kings, a short stop on the way.
A vast temple complex with bronze Buddhas and a long hall of statues.
Thousands of birds come home to roost around 5 pm.