Parenthèse enchantée, le Tam Coc Garden se niche dans un écrin de verdure. Telles des gardiennes silencieuses, les montagnes calcaires se dressent, altières et imposantes, surplombant rizières, cours d’eau et passé féodal glorieux.
L’histoire devant vos yeux
Nous sommes situés dans la région du delta du fleuve Rouge, berceau de la civilisation vietnamienne, du catholicisme vietnamien et de la riziculture inondée. Né en Chine, dans la province du Yunnan, le fleuve Rouge traverse le nord du Vietnam, arrose Hanoï avant de se jeter dans le golfe du Tonkin.
Le fleuve, véritable artère de vie, doit son nom à la couleur brun rougeâtre de ses eaux fortement limoneuses. Notre territoire est ainsi marqué par la fertilité de ses terres et mais également par l’empreinte de l’histoire puisqu’il fut choisi au Xème siècle pour accueillir la première capitale de l’État féodal vietnamien.
Embarquez pour un voyage intemporel
Temples, pagodes et anciens palais royaux, vestiges de ce passé glorieux, foisonnent et créent une forte identité culturelle régionale qui est célébrée chaque année à travers fêtes et festivals.
Un monde à part à portée de main
Depuis le Tam Coc Garden, partez découvrir ce capharnaüm calcaire sculpté par les millénaires venteux où se blottissent villages traditionnels, sites sacrés et historiques et où se chuchotent contes et légendes.
Attractions
Ninh Binh et sa région de Tam Coc sont souvent appelées « la baie d'Halong sur terre » en raison de leurs paysages naturels époustouflants : les majestueux karsts calcaires qui dominent de façon spectaculaire les rizières et les rivières sinueuses offrent un spectacle captivant. Le jardin de Tam Coc est le point de départ idéal pour visiter un large éventail d'attractions, qu'il s'agisse d'endroits d'une grande beauté naturelle ou de sites historiques.
Step back in time to Hoa Lu Ancient Royal City, the capital of Vietnam during the Dinh and early Le dynasties in the 10th and 11th centuries. Wander around ancient temples, majestic palaces, and serene gardens as you discover fascinating tales of Vietnam's past.
Step back in time to Hoa Lu Ancient Royal City, the capital of Vietnam during the Dinh and early Le dynasties in the 10th and 11th centuries. Wander around ancient temples, majestic palaces, and serene gardens as you discover fascinating tales of Vietnam's past.
A blend of Catholic and traditional Vietnamese architectural styles, Phat Diem Cathedral was built from stone and wood in the late 19th century. The complex includes the main cathedral, a lake, several grottoes, and a bell tower.
A blend of Catholic and traditional Vietnamese architectural styles, Phat Diem Cathedral was built from stone and wood in the late 19th century. The complex includes the main cathedral, a lake, several grottoes, and a bell tower.
Located within the Trang An Scenic Landscape Complex, this series of caves can be explored by rowing boats. Ca Cave, Hai Cave, and Ba Cave may be the main attraction, but the journey to reach them is equally captivating. The surrounding scenery enchants with its mix of mountains, rivers, and rice fields.
Located within the Trang An Scenic Landscape Complex, this series of caves can be explored by rowing boats. Ca Cave, Hai Cave, and Ba Cave may be the main attraction, but the journey to reach them is equally captivating. The surrounding scenery enchants with its mix of mountains, rivers, and rice fields.
As one of the largest Buddhist complexes in the world, Bai Dinh Pagoda is an awe-inspiring testament to Vietnam's spiritual heritage. The sprawling site blends old and new while being home to several record-breaking features such as the largest bronze bell in Vietnam.
As one of the largest Buddhist complexes in the world, Bai Dinh Pagoda is an awe-inspiring testament to Vietnam's spiritual heritage. The sprawling site blends old and new while being home to several record-breaking features such as the largest bronze bell in Vietnam.
Admire Vietnam’s rich flora and fauna as you explore the lush jungle, winding trails, and ancient caves of Vietnam's oldest national park. It’s a real paradise for nature lovers, hikers, and adventure seekers.
Admire Vietnam’s rich flora and fauna as you explore the lush jungle, winding trails, and ancient caves of Vietnam's oldest national park. It’s a real paradise for nature lovers, hikers, and adventure seekers.
Embark on a traditional sampan to explore this UNESCO World Heritage Site renowned for its intricate cave systems with subterranean waterways. During the boat ride, expect to marvel at limestone mountains draped with rainforest, plus stunning stalactites and stalagmites as you venture deep into the caves.
Embark on a traditional sampan to explore this UNESCO World Heritage Site renowned for its intricate cave systems with subterranean waterways. During the boat ride, expect to marvel at limestone mountains draped with rainforest, plus stunning stalactites and stalagmites as you venture deep into the caves.
The largest wetland nature reserve in the Red River Delta will delight nature lovers, birdwatchers, and photographers alike. Visitors can explore the breathtaking area aboard a traditional boat. Look out for rare and endangered species, such as the Delacour's langur, or delight in spotting some of the migratory bird species that break their journey in the area.
The largest wetland nature reserve in the Red River Delta will delight nature lovers, birdwatchers, and photographers alike. Visitors can explore the breathtaking area aboard a traditional boat. Look out for rare and endangered species, such as the Delacour's langur, or delight in spotting some of the migratory bird species that break their journey in the area.
Thung Nham is an ecotourism destination with rich biodiversity and scenic landscapes. Explore forests, waterways, cave systems, and the Thung Nham Bird Park, home to numerous bird species including storks, herons, and egrets.
Thung Nham is an ecotourism destination with rich biodiversity and scenic landscapes. Explore forests, waterways, cave systems, and the Thung Nham Bird Park, home to numerous bird species including storks, herons, and egrets.
This Buddhist temple complex, which dates back to the 15th century, consists of three pagodas built into the side of a cliff. This site blends spiritual reflection and natural beauty.
This Buddhist temple complex, which dates back to the 15th century, consists of three pagodas built into the side of a cliff. This site blends spiritual reflection and natural beauty.
Visitors to the Mua Caves will have to ascend some 500 steps, but it is well worth the effort: once they reach the peak, they will be rewarded with a stunning 360-degree view.
Visitors to the Mua Caves will have to ascend some 500 steps, but it is well worth the effort: once they reach the peak, they will be rewarded with a stunning 360-degree view.
Linh Coc Pagoda was built during the reign of Emperor Tran Thanh Tong. Located mid-way up Moc Mountain, this pagoda offers breathtaking views of the surrounding landscape.
Linh Coc Pagoda was built during the reign of Emperor Tran Thanh Tong. Located mid-way up Moc Mountain, this pagoda offers breathtaking views of the surrounding landscape.
This pier is the gateway to the area's renowned waterways: here you can embark on a memorable boat ride through the picturesque Tam Coc area. There’s no better way to explore the gems of Vietnam's countryside.
This pier is the gateway to the area's renowned waterways: here you can embark on a memorable boat ride through the picturesque Tam Coc area. There’s no better way to explore the gems of Vietnam's countryside.
Dating back to the 13th century, this historic temple is dedicated to the Tran Dynasty's kings. Set in a beautiful location, the temple offers a serene atmosphere for visitors to explore its ancient architecture and ornate carvings.
Dating back to the 13th century, this historic temple is dedicated to the Tran Dynasty's kings. Set in a beautiful location, the temple offers a serene atmosphere for visitors to explore its ancient architecture and ornate carvings.
