This is the most famous national park in Vietnam and was designated a Unesco World Heritage Site in 2003. It is home to over 300 caves, including the well known “Phonh Nha Cave” and “Paradise Cave” and the newly opened Son Doong Cave, the largest cave in the world. For those seeking adventure, this place is a dream come true. Hike through beautiful green forests, untouched countrysides, cross rivers and even camp in the jungle. After you’ve had a long day of cave exploring, enjoy some local food and drinks. If your next stop is Hanoi, enjoy a comfortable direct bus ride that will take about 8 hours. If you would like to travel to Ninh Binh, hop on our sleeping bus that has different amenities such as Wi-Fi, a bathroom and air conditioning.

Phong Nha - Ke Bang National Park

Not many people think of going to Ninh Binh and are quick to decide to cross it off their itinerary but that’s a big mistake. This hidden gem is located North of Vietnam, about 100 kilometers from Hanoi and fun fact, the latest ‘King Kong’ movie was filmed there. If you really want to experience true Vietnam in all of it’s rural nature, then definitely book this trip to Ninh Binh. This place really is considered “untouched” compared to other touristic cities. You simply won’t find that many tourists or be caught in traffic and long lines. Get lost in the nature, see beautiful temples and take boat rides through caves and rice fields. When it’s time to move on, you’ll see it’s very easy to book your next connecting city to either Hanoi, Cat Be Islands , Da Nang at more.

Phong Nha Ke Bang National ParkNinh Binh

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