Trang An Scenic Landscape Complex

Located near the southern edge of the Red River Delta, Trang An Scenic Landscape Complex attracts domestic and foreign tourists because of its cultural and natural values, including 3 main conservation areas: Hoa Lu Ancient Capital, Trang Scenic Landscape An-Tam Coc-Bich Dong and Hoa Lu special-use forest. The complex spans an area of ​​6,226 hectares in the Trang An limestone massif, and is surrounded by a large buffer zone of 6,026 hectares, mainly of rural land and rice fields. This is home to about 14,500 residents, most of their income is based on agriculture and wet rice cultivation.

Trang An possesses a set of majestic and prominent humid tropical limestone karst landscapes in the last stage of geological evolution with various shapes and a connected network of closed depressions. by a complex system of underground waterways accessible only by small boats. This is the only area that has been eroded by the sea many times in the recent geological past but has now emerged on land. The blend of towering mountains covered with natural tropical forests, along with narrow caves with gentle water flow, creates an incredibly peaceful and beautiful landscape.

Trang An is a prominent place in Southeast Asia, where scientists have figured out how primitive humans interacted with the natural landscape and adapted to large changes in climate conditions, geography and environment over a period of more than 30,000 years. The long cultural history is tied to the geological evolution of the Trang An limestone massif as it endured some of the most turbulent climate and environmental changes in Earth's history, including the landscape. was submerged many times due to sea level fluctuations

Trang An's beautiful karst landscape is formed by a magnificent limestone mountain range up to 200m high, linked by surrounding sharp ridges, deep depressions are filled with "water paths" "connected by countless passages of underground caves. All these features contribute to a multi-sensory experience for visitors thanks to the contrasting and ever-changing colors that blend together: the deep green of the rainforest, the gray of the cliffs and mountains. lime, the turquoise of the cool water, the brilliant blue of the sky, or the yellow and green of the rice fields. Visitors will have the opportunity to experience the peaceful nature on traditional sampan boats. The majestic mountains, mysterious caves and sacred places in Trang An have inspired people to explore and conquer for generations.

Not only acting as the cultural cradle of the ancient Vietnamese people, Trang An is also the place where the old capital of the feudal state was located, called Hoa Lu Ancient Capital more than 1,000 years ago. Hoa Lu ancient capital is a national relic related to three great dynasties in Vietnam's feudal history (Dinh, Le, Ly in the 10th and 11th centuries). Trang An Scenic Landscape Complex is a very typical example of human history, not only of Vietnam but also of the region, a combination of both natural and cultural values.

Sightseeing tickets

+ Adults: 250,000 VND/person

+ Children from 1m to 1.3m tall: 120,000 VND/person

+ Children under 1m tall: free

Fares include ferry fees and sightseeing fees