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Tràng An 2026 sightseeing ticket price list
Sightseeing tickets and boat rowing at the Tràng An scenic area cost 300.000đ per adult from 01/01/2026. See details on ticket prices, eligible discounts and included services.
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Due to heavy rain and rapidly rising water on the Sào Khê River, the operator is temporarily suspending boat service on Route 2 from 13:00 today to ensure safety. Routes 1 and 3 remain in normal operation.
Sightseeing tickets and boat rowing at the Tràng An scenic area cost 300.000đ per adult from 01/01/2026. See details on ticket prices, eligible discounts and included services.
For 48 hours only, Hang Múa sightseeing tickets are 30% off when booked via the mini app. Limited quantity per time slot, valid for travel dates through the end of July.
A 20%-off voucher when buying a combo of sightseeing tickets plus boat rowing during the summer. Valid for groups of 2 or more, usable on weekends too.
A light-art night reenacts the nation-building spirit of the Đinh – Lê era at the Hoa Lư Ancient Capital square, held every Saturday night during the summer. Free admission.
From April to August, mountain snails crawl out of the limestone crevices of Cúc Phương. This is a rare time of year to enjoy this crunchy, chewy snail with a faint hint of medicinal herbs.
Standing atop the Ngọa Long peak at dawn, watching a sea of clouds drift beneath your feet, is the reward for early risers. Here is how to prepare to capture that moment this summer.
In 968, Đinh Bộ Lĩnh quelled the rebellion of the 12 warlords, ascended the throne as Emperor and set the capital at Hoa Lư. What made this small patch of land amid the limestone mountains become the first capital of an independent Vietnam?
A community member's photo of a sea of clouds embracing the Ngô Đồng River was chosen as Photo of the Week. Come see the moment and the author's tips for timing the light.
Hundreds of flower boats followed one another carrying sacred water on the river during the Tràng An festival honoring Đức Thánh Quý Minh Đại Vương. Let's look back at the most striking images of this year's festival season.
A local enterprise's dried glutinous corn and cheese-flavored dried potato were just recognized as meeting the national 5-star OCOP standard, elevating the specialties of the Ancient Capital.
When the two banks of the Ngô Đồng River turn golden, the Tuần Du lịch 'Sắc vàng Tam Cốc – Tràng An' returns with a giant 'rice painting', a boat parade and a local-specialty cuisine space.
From late April to June, the primeval forest of Cúc Phương enters firefly season. Thousands of sparkling dots flickering through the night are a rare experience at Vietnam's first national park.
Why does a Catholic church take on the look of a Vietnamese communal house and pagoda, with curved roofs and giant stone pillars? The story of a structure built relentlessly over 24 years at the end of the 19th century in Kim Sơn.
Vân Long Lagoon is the largest wetland reserve in the Northern Delta and home to the Delacour's langur, one of the world's most critically endangered primates.