• 10% discount for a limited time starting December 2023 (adult rates only)!
• Visit the ancient city of Hoa Lu, where strange rock formations form a natural fortress
• Tam Coc River Cruise and Cycling with Spectacular Views
• Rest assured with a Japanese guide

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- Course Information -

Departure time: Around 8:00 AM. When your reservation is confirmed, you will
be informed of the meeting time and place.

・Meeting place: Hotel in Hanoi city If your hotel is outside the free shuttle
service area or during peak season, you may be required to meet at a
designated location.

・Duration: Approximately 10.5 hours ・End time: 18:30

・Disbanding location: Hotel in Hanoi ・Minimum number of participants: 2 people
※This tour will be departed when the total number of participants, including
other groups, becomes 2 people.

If the total number of participants is only 1 person, your reservation will be
accepted as a tentative reservation.

If the total number of customers participating from our company is 2-4 people, the vehicle will be a shared vehicle with the English tour. The limousine bus has only three seats in a row, so you can sit comfortably. If there are 5 or more people, the vehicle will be exclusively for our Japanese tour.

- Spot Introduction -

・Hoa Lu Ruins The ancient capital of Hoa Lu once flourished as the capital of
two dynasties, and although the palace is now destroyed, many old temples and
city walls remain. Later generations built temples on the ruins and shrines
for the emperors of the two dynasties. The surrounding area is dotted with
complex, strangely shaped rocks and villages where people live on the banks of
the rivers and ponds that flow between them. This is a very popular spot where
nature, history, and people's lives blend together.

・Tam Coc Tam Coc is also known as the "Halong Bay on land" because of the
countless strange rock formations made of limestone. The rock formations look
like ink paintings! Enjoy a river cruise while enjoying the fantastic scenery.