Things to do in Cuc Phuong

The bus is worth it but Trip should offer the hop on hop off option to enable visitors to explore but the round trip was good, you can see most of the sights well from the top deck and get some good pictures. I got off at stop 14 so I didn’t have to walk back.

Enjoy a six-star day trip on the Dolphin Halong Cruise in Halong Bay. The crew provides wristbands for identification, and there are Chinese/English guided tours. The cruise seamlessly blends a "floating resort + photo opportunity" experience. Upon boarding, there are welcome drinks, a panoramic restaurant, a rooftop pool, and a DJ sunset party, creating a lively atmosphere. Lunch is a buffet with a variety of seafood, Vietnamese cuisine, and Western hot dishes. The itinerary includes a cruise through the karst archipelago, a visit to the Amazing Cave to see stalactites, kayaking (bamboo rafting) at Luon Cave, and a hike up Ti Top (Titof Island) for panoramic views of the bay.

Near Trang An tourist area, should try to go there. The sightseeing area is not large, can walk or rent a bicycle.

It is a UNESCO World Cultural Heritage Site - the unique stone wall building in Vietnam - Thành nhà Hồ. Have you heard of the "Thành nhà Hồ" in Thanh Hoa Province, Vietnam? It is a typical historical symbol listed as one of the 21 world heritage sites by CNN. It is the largest and most intact imperial city building in Vietnam so far. The outer wall is built of green limestone. The superb stone engineering technology has made it stand firm for more than 600 years. When visiting the Thành nhà Hồ, you can see up close the earthen bricks used by ancient soldiers to observe the situation outside the city, the stone balls and log transport devices used to transport giant stones, and even the ridge tiles and some unearthed cultural relics that decorate the roof of the imperial palace. It is very interesting.

Cute little pagoda with a cave behind it. Has bars in the cave and a good view on the other side. Nice for an afternoon stroll

we had a wonderful trip to Ninh BInh , this place is great for cycling around and enjoying the stunning views while riding. while in Ninh Binh go to the Beer Garden for nice cocktails and enjoy the vegan food in “NGON vegan”.

Although I was in Vietnam, it felt like I was back in Suzhou. It was like visiting two places, which was quite a good deal.

Hanoi Train Street (Southern section) was an unforgettable experience! Compared to the northern section, it felt more relaxed, less crowded, and had a more authentic local atmosphere. Watching the train pass just inches away while enjoying a coffee was thrilling yet well-managed by the café staff. Definitely the better choice if you’re looking for a quieter and more enjoyable Train Street experience.