Nice pagoda close to Tam Coc. The pagoda is free of charge, but you need to pay for the parking of your bicycle or scooter. From our point of view the Bich Dong Pagoda is worth a visit.

The pagoda is ok, but our highlight was the boat tour. Next to the pagoda you can walk up a hill to see a small valley, from there you can take a boat through a dark cave full of bats. Not touristy at all and hence in our opinion a better experience than the Trang an boat tour (it was too crowded).

It is a small Pagoda just outside of the village. We cycled there and it took about five minutes. The pagoda is very peaceful and was quiet while we were there. There are steps that take you above the pagoda, not too difficult and then there are nice views and an opportunity to have a boat tour. We did not go on this one but it was a nice setting.

Absolutely loved this old, authentic and absolutely beautiful mountain Shrine. Each tier was very different and gave spectacular views. Very peaceful feel at the top. My favorite Shrine out of lots visited.

Bich Dong Temple is a very nice and quiet place. The surrounding landscapes are picturesque with limestone mountains and green fields. The temple is built inside a cave, creating a very special and mysterious atmosphere. My friends and I enjoyed visiting each floor of the temple, each with its own unique beauty, perfect for taking magnificent photos. The atmosphere is serene and relaxing, ideal for finding peace and admiring the beauty of nature.

Beautiful pagoda with some temples inside the cave. Free entrance, prepare for some mosquitoes repellent so you won’t get eaten alive! There’re few sellers that could be quite pushy but they just need to make a living so just politely said weren’t interested. We parked our bicycles at Gao coffee bar and restaurant across the street that had the best salt coffee we’ve had!

Just the kind of place where one would want to go for some quiet and peace. We cycled to this place from our accommodation and the entire route was beautiful with water lilies on side of the road and the limestone hills at the horizon. This three layer Pagoda is so serene. But it is also a religious place and hopefully visitors keep that in mind.

The morning after I stayed overnight near Tam Coc, I rented a bike and was introduced as a sightseeing spot that can be done in about two hours round trip at the hotel. I wasn't expecting that much, but it's a better place than I thought. After going through the gate in the photo, I went up the stairs endlessly, and the main hall? Just when you thought you'd reached it, the road continued up through the cave behind it, and from the top you had a beautiful view of the rocky mountains.

Beautiful pagoda with some temples inside. Few areas are not accessible. The boards mention that there is a cave temple from inside the pagoda area. But no body knew about it. Visit if you have more time to spend. Beware of the sellers

Its name means emerald cave and is named after the lush vegetation that surrounds it. It is located on three levels to which you have to climb through stone steps. The tour is not suitable for everyone. You go inside and appear, altars, cave. The views from above are beautiful.