Often referred to as "Inland Ha Long Bay", the area of Tam Coc and Hoa Lu is characterized by the limestone geology that gives rise to the towering karst formations that make this picturesque area so unique. Let's embark on a small rowboat tour to explore the area, with some scenic cycling also on the menu.

DESTINATIONS

• Hoa Lu and its emperor's temples
• Tam Coc and its Halong-like scenery

HIGHLIGHTS

• Step into ancient parts of Vietnam's natural and cultural history
• Wind between the numerous karst formations on board a traditional sampan
• Easy and fun cycling through rice fields with gorgeous mountain views

[Day 1] Hanoi – Hoa Lu – Tam Coc - Hanoi
Meals: lunch | Accommodation: N/A

Early departure from Hanoi by private coach to Hoa Lu for a guided visit to the 1000 year old temples of the Le and Dinh dynasties. You'll then cycle for an hour (12km) on a picturesque road passing through villages, lush rice fields and rocky outcrops to our final destination of Tam Coc where we stop for lunch in the village.

After lunch, we embark on a sampan boat journey to the heart of the "Inland Ha Long Bay". Take in the beauty of the stunning karst formations as you wind along their bases and are rowed into one of the many caves carved from the limestone. We leave Tam Coc around 3.00pm and drive back to Hanoi to conclude our tour.

Note: N/A

PRICE PER PERSON (Valid from 01/01/2013 to 31/12/2013)

(Classic version: Instead of cycling, you will walk/trek or travel by car between places).

Maximum: 8 people/group

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Included

• Meals as specified in the program
• Travel in an appropriate air-conditioned vehicle with an experienced driver
• Boat trip on Tam Coc
• Mountain bikes and safety gear
• The services of an experienced English-speaking guide
• All entrance fees
• VAT and other taxes

Not included

• Hotel in Hanoi
• Beverages, gratuities and personal expenses.
• Camera fees (if any)
• Insurance
• Surcharge for peak season (Christmas and New Year)