Upon arriving in Ninh Binh around 10:30 AM, the Indian visitors were divided into smaller groups to explore the Trang An eco-tourism site.
The tourists traversed two routes within the Trang An eco-tourism site, namely Route 2 and Route 4.
Tourists on Route 2 explored sites including May Cave, Dia Linh Cave, Suoi Tien Temple, Thanh Truot Cave, Dai Cave, and Vu Lam Palace.
Meanwhile, those on Route 4 discover two caves and one spiritual site.
During this boat tour, visitors can experience eco-friendly hand-rowed boats while exploring the water caves.
This was not just a sightseeing trip but also a journey to discover the fascinating and unique natural landscape withmajestic mountains and rivers and diverse flora and fauna.
In addition to enjoying the natural scenery, the visitors had the chance to admire sacred temples and learn about the history of Ninh Binh and its people.
On the morning of August 28, representatives from the Ninh Binh Provincial Department of Tourism welcom the Indian guests. |
Deputy Director of Ninh Binh Provincial Department of Tourism Pham Duy Phong noted that the large number of international tourists, especially with the presence of the Indian billionaire, reaffirms and enhances the recognition of Ninh Binh as an attractive and prestigious destination on the international tourism map. It also positions Ninh Binh as a centre of interest for influential individuals with significant global resources.
This also represents a golden opportunity for Ninh Binh tourism to leverage its existing advantages; promote its image,scenic spots, and local culture globally; and attract more international tourists and investors, especially from the Indian market. The presence of a billionaire and an influential figure not only highlights the appeal of Ninh Binh tourism but also demonstrates the potential for international cooperation opportunities in tourism.
In Ninh Binh, the Indian tourists experience a boat tour at the Trang An eco-tourism site, the centre of the Trang An Scenic Landscape Complex. (Photo: Le Hoang) |
Acting as cultural and tourism ambassadors, local boat rowersguide and share the history and legends associated with each cave and scenic spot. (Photo: Ninh Binh Provincial Department of Tourism) |
In 2014, the Trang An Landscape Complex was recognised as a World Cultural and Natural Heritage. It is one of 31 mixed heritage sites worldwide, the 11th mixed heritage site in the Asia-Pacific region, and the first mixed heritage site in Vietnam and Southeast Asia with outstanding global value.