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You are going to Ninh Binh, which is south of Hanoi, after breakfast today. This region is well-known for its breathtaking scenery, which includes the Tam Coc Caves and the historic capital city of Hoa Lu, which is home to temples honoring King Dinh and King Le.

A boat ride in Tam Coc is the first activity of your visit to Ninh Binh. This place offers breathtaking limestone hills that rise out of verdant plains, evoking images reminiscent of Vietnam's Halong Bay. Following that, you will have the opportunity to tour the location of the king's palace from the tenth century. These days, the Dinh and Le temples' woodwork carvings are what have made it famous. The schedule includes lunch. You'll return to Hanoi in the late afternoon and stay the night at the hotel.

Have breakfast to start the day. We are traveling to Halong Bay today, which was inducted into the UNESCO World Heritage list in 1994. When we get to Halong, we'll board a boat to explore this bay—often known to as the "Descending-dragon" bay—and its breathtaking splendor. Thousands of oddly formed limestone caverns and rocks can be found there.

Following a delectable meal of fresh seafood on the boat, we will stop at the Surprising Grotto, go swimming or kayaking, pass by floating settlements, and approach little islands to admire their beauty up close. After supper, we'll head back to the yacht where you may unwind or participate in onboard activities. The night will be spent on the boat.

We're taking a boat to Luon Cave after enjoying a delicious breakfast. This cave, which has greenish water and a ring-shaped pool amidst serene, picturesque surroundings, is located on an island in Halong Bay. We will go through a crowded area on our way back to Halong, where there are numerous islands with unique names like Sea Dog Rock, Incense Burner Rock, Sail Island, and Cock-Fighting Rock. There is a plan for lunch. You have free time in the evening to do anything you choose. We're going to be staying the night in a Hanoi hotel.