Vietnam | Ninh Binh | Lu Long Bay, the paradise on earth, the filming location of the movie "King Kong"

Ninh Binh City is more than 90 kilometers away from the center of Hanoi and can be reached by train/bus/van from Hanoi. (Vans are the fastest and can arrive in about an hour) There are many natural landscapes and temples in Ninh Binh, such as the Trang An Scenic Area, which has been included in the World Heritage List and where the movie "King Kong: Skull Island" was filmed; the largest temple in Vietnam - Bai Dinh Pagoda, etc. Basically, you can’t see all the attractions in one day. If you can only plan a one-day itinerary, it is recommended to go to Ninh Binh in the evening of the day before, stay in a hotel for one night, set out early the next morning, and leave by car in the evening. The most fun thing is to kayak around the Chang'an tourist area - don't worry! It is helmed by a professional boat captain. You only have to look up at the majestic mountains and rivers along the way, and pass through ancient caves with a large number of stalactites and almost "top". Tourists can choose long/short routes first, and there are stops along the way for you to go ashore to take photos and rest (the boat crews are all uncles and aunts, so you should rest too). The longest route takes about 2 hours to reach. Don't be afraid, the boat captain is very skilled in rowing. In an extremely narrow cave, while controlling the balance of the ship's hull, passengers are reminded to lower their heads to avoid hitting rocks. If you think they worked hard, give them a small tip when you arrive! #VietnamTravel #Vietnam #Ningping #Changan Tourist Area #Changan Attractions Group #King Kong Filming Locations