Come to Vietnam and explore Hanoi – Hoa Lu -Tam Coc, Bich Dong.

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Often referred to as “Inland Ha Long Bay ”, the area of Tam Coc and Hoa Lu is characterised by the limestone geology that gives rise to the towering karsts that make this picturesque area so unique. On this enjoyable day trip, the atmosphere is relaxed as you casually pedal and paddle your way past green rice fields, along waterways and through underground passages.

Hanoi Open Tourism would like to offer visistor a special trip to visit and explore Hanoi-Hoa Lu-Tam Coc-Bich Dong within 1 day.

Detailed tour:

AM : 8.00 leave Hanoi by coach to Hoa Lu (2.5 hrs). Visit the historic capital of Viet Nam and the famous ancient temples of Le and The Dinh Dynasties. Bus transfer or cycle for an hour on picturesque quiet roads through villages, rice fields, rivers and rocky outcrops to Tam Coc (12km) for lunch.

PM : Boat trip to visit TamCoc to see the beauty of the karst formations as you pass along their base and row into one of the many caves carved through the limestone. Dive back to Ha Noi. Tour ends around 6pm.

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The tour price included



- Meal full board as itinerary

- Local speaking guide

- Private new A/C transport

- All entrance fee

- Boat on Tamcoc

- Water and cold towel on car

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Tel: +84.668.089.26
Hotline: +84.972.520.006
Email: hanoiopentourism@gmail.com
Website: hanoiopentour.com

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Banh chung (Sticky Rice Cake) is a traditional dish considered an essential element of the Tet, one of the most popular holidays in Vietnam. For many Vietnamese, this holiday means getting together with family, wrapping sticky rice cakes the same way their ancestors have been doing for thousands of years, and telling stories about the ancient King Hung.

The origin of Banh Chung can be traced back to the Hong Bang Dynasty, when King Hung asked each of his 18 sons to prepare a dish worthy of offering to the ancestors. Each prince tried his best to set out on their journey and go far and wide to search for fancy and rare ingredients, because they all knew that who had the best dish would win the throne. However, the youngest princes, Lieu, not having enough money to afford such special, exotic and far-fetched food just stayed around his home. Thanks to the help of a fairy in his dream, he invented a dish that contained the most humble of ingredients: rice from the nearby fields, green beans and pork. That is also called Banh Chung until now. Banh Chung with Banh Day (forming one round cake) symbolizes the sky and the earth. Lieu won his father’s heart with these simple but meaningful cakes. After that, King Hung decided that Lieu was the winner and passed his throne to him. Since then, Banh Chung and Banh Day become traditional foods during the Tet.
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