Tràng An Landscape Complex is a UNESCO World Heritage Site located in Ninh Bình, Vietnam. And it also happens to be one of the main filming locations for “Kong: Skull Island”. This particular river tour included passing through four cave systems and visiting four temples along the water’s edge. The whole area felt otherworldly, which makes sense it became the perfect backdrop for Kong. And if you’re wondering… yes I helped the sweet old lady row the boat when I wasn’t filming 😬. ===============

🌿 NINH BINH – THE “HALONG BAY ON LAND” EXPERIENCE If your clients love scenic boat rides and peaceful landscapes, introduce them to Ninh Binh – Vietnam’s “Halong Bay on land.” 🚣‍♀️ Just 2 hours from Hanoi, Ninh Binh is one of the most loved day tours among Indian travelers — combining easy logistics, vegetarian-friendly meals, and stunning natural scenery. ✅ Tràng An boat trip – peaceful river cruise through caves & karst cliffs ✅ Mua Cave Viewpoint – 500 steps to panoramic rice field views ✅

🌿 NINH BINH – THE “HALONG BAY ON LAND” EXPERIENCE If your clients love scenic boat rides and peaceful landscapes, introduce them to Ninh Binh – Vietnam’s “Halong Bay on land.” 🚣‍♀️ Just 2 hours from Hanoi, Ninh Binh is one of the most loved day tours among Indian travelers — combining easy logistics, vegetarian-friendly meals, and stunning natural scenery. ✅ Tràng An boat trip – peaceful river cruise through caves & karst cliffs ✅ Mua Cave Viewpoint – 500 steps to panoramic rice field views ✅

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9.2K views · 128 reactions | (ENGLISH & VIETNAMESE) Ninh Binh is located in the Northeastern Region of Vietnam and nature has gifted this place with some of the most beautiful scenic views of the earth. Today, we are on a boat tour at the Trang An Scenic Landscape Complex, which has been recognized by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site. Let’s visit one of the 48 caves and grottoes. | Sophie Bao Tran | Facebook