Finally Been to Ninh Binh (Part 2)
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- čas přidán 7. 12. 2023
- In this travel vlog, my dad, Trang, and I take a guided tour around Ninh Binh, Vietnam. Ninh Bình is a picturesque mountainous jungle region about two hours away from Hanoi, Vietnam.
Interestingly, much of the film Kong: Skull Island was filmed in Ninh Binh. The serene mountain landscapes are home to beautiful nature as well as goats which skillfully scale the faces of cliffs.
We booked a guided tour of Ninh Binh on Tripadvisor for $60 each. The tour included a bicycle ride around a local village, a buffet style lunch, a visit to the temple of Dinh Bo Linh, a boat tour of Tam Con, and a visit to the Hang Mua Peak. The tour left Hanoi at 7am, and we returned to Hanoi at about 7pm the same day.
For any travelers looking for a fun day trip when visiting the northern region of Vietnam, Ninh Binh is a great way to spend a day or two!
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I love this boat ride. Very tranquil and peaceful with awesome scenic views. Worth the $$ since we don't have something like this in our home country, or if there is, it'd probably be 10X the cost.
Love love love Ninh Binh
yeah it's amazing
That was very cool! Was that the longest tour ? I’ve seen videos of this tour. It never disappoints me.
Tôi người VN sống ở Sài Gòn nhưng khi đến đây tôi cũng thật ngạc nhiên vì quê hương mình có được những nơi tuyệt vời như vậy.
I'm not sure if it was the longest but the boat tour lasted about an hour or so
Maaaaaaaaan, am I ever jealous of this boat trip. The scenery is absolutely and stunningly beautiful ❤❤❤
yeah it was awesome
Tyler, you said there is nothing like that in America. However, there are as stunning places in the USA, such as the Grand Canyon, Zion, Arches, Grand Teton, Yellowstone, etc. Obviously, it is not comparable, each country has its own beauty.
Very weird you say that because when I was editing the video I thought the exact same thing. While America doesn't have anything exactly like this, it has it's unique natural beauty.
Glad your family had a good time. I went there a few years back and thought it was pretty cool. Hope you have more videos coming soon! 😃
cheers thank you...and yes, more to come!
your captain has to be in her 70's. wow. thanks for the vid.
yeah she was 75. incredible!
Good to see you back Tyler. Looking forward to some more Good Morning/ Afternoon Vietnam videos
Yeah I'll get back on those...trying to pump out the remaining footage I have from my Dad's trip first
That 3rd tunnel/cave could be trouble for a really tall guy with a bad back…😮
very true
Love the vlogs with your dad visiting VN. Been binge watching all of them since your video first popped up on my feed a few days ago.
Really glad you've liked them!
I cannot believe how athletic these elderly Vietnamese people are!! I'm in my 30's and I'm already winded from kayaking myself for 2 miles, I CANNOT imagine pushing 3 other people in the boat for how 5plus or so miles
absolutely impressive
Unfortunately you picked the less scenic route 😢
They have a route with a temple in the middle of the lake that's awesome
They also stop on multiple temples on the way that are a cool visit
Next time!
*_Chào gia đình Big Time Bentley_* !
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I have to say BTB has 1 of the best authentic V accents among foreigners living in V
lovely, We'd love to be there once 😍😍
do it!
What a stunning place! Looks nicer than Halong Bay.
I agree!
I never forget how my grandfather taught me how to remember about stalagmites and stalactites. He told me that you only need to remember one. A gentleman always wants the tights of a lady to come down, thus stalactites come down😂😂😂😂😂😂
I was seven when he taught me that.
haha it definitely stuck!
Hi Bentley, Trang and Will(Dad), beautiful scenery comes with a price( of dodging sharp limestones )and (king)Kong mustve been taken out by (Viet) Cong lol
😎👍
cheers bro
Did they not make a stop at any of the pagodas or anything? I thought the one in Tam Coc drop people off on an island with a pagoda or temple. I know there's one that stops at the King Kong Village as well (the village they built for the movie). As far as buying a ticket, yes, the tickets cost around that much, but I think you cannot go on the boat alone unless you pay out all the seats and I'm guessing the tipping is per person.
interesting. I'm not sure about the price of the boat perhaps being more but the recommended tip was a per boat rate.
nice boat ride. would you not want to lean backwards in the caves instead of forward. if you mis-judge the height it might be a hard hit. you should pay a bit and try the rowing with feet.
rowing with feet would've been fun