Ninh Binh, Vietnam: What to see, how to get there, and all excursions on your own HD

⛰ Why Ninh Binh Surprises More Than Halong Bay🛵 How to Get There and Get Around Without Tours📸 TOP Attractions: Pagodas, Boats, Landscapes💡 Helpful Tips for Independent Travelers 00:00 – Introduction: Ninh Binh Province – karst mountains, rivers, caves, and the ancient capital of Hualu.01:15 – Small Village: A secluded spot by the river where you can enjoy nature without the tourists.02:24 – Accommodation: Bamboo house for $10 with a river view, a king-size bed, and private facilities.03:36 – Grilled Goat: Tried a local dish, wrapped in rice leaves with fruit.4:00 AM – Chan An Boat Ride: A 3-hour route through mountains, caves, and ancient villages.7:05 AM – Kong: Skull Island Set: A film location featuring ancient human dwellings (entrance fee: 200,000 VND).7:26 AM – Tam Coc Boat Ride: A similar route, but with rice terraces and local residents.9:38 AM – Bich Don Pagoda: Three cave temples carved into the cliffs, but without the grandiose structures.10:30 AM – Mount Mua (Hang Mu): Climb 486 steps to a dragon statue with panoramic views.12:24 PM – Hua Lu Ancient Capital: Historical ruins, entrance fee: 200,000 VND during the day, free in the evening.1:25 PM – Bai Dinh Buddhist Complex: Vietnam's largest temple complex, home to 500 Buddha statues.4:20 PM – End of the trip: Sunset over Ninh Binh, gratitude for the pleasant weather.5:00 PM – Overnight in an aristocratic palace with a pool and lake view for $11 with breakfast.Don't be lazy – subscribe. It's free for you, and I'm pleased.For collaborations: INSTAGRAM: @fomkintravelblog#vietnam #ninhbinh #vietnam2025