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Mua Caves - Trang An - Hoa Lu Day Tours
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Reviewed 28 October 2019

We have about 486 stairs, the stairs are as normal as it sounds, but this is not very difficult either. The stair climbing is worth the view at the end of the hill.

Date of experience: September 2019
1  Thank Eden V
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Reviewed 27 October 2019 via mobile

Amazing landscapes once you arrive at the top. Even on the way everything is beautiful. Quite a lot of stairs to climb but it's worth it!

Date of experience: May 2019
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Reviewed 23 October 2019 via mobile

İt is easy to reach from Hanoi. You may try daily tours or overnight at this place. Our choice was second one and spend 2 days. Mua caves is the top place of Ninh Binh.
You may see all mountains, rivers and boats easily. The weather forecast is not good for this areq. Because of micro-climate, you may face with sunny weather even if there is thunderstorm at forecast. 500 steps up and it is worth to see the beatuy of whole area. September is also good choice for visiting. Stable weather, green rice paddies, less humidity. Stop thinking and just let go this place.

Date of experience: September 2019
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Reviewed 23 October 2019 via mobile

You cannot miss this when in the area. We thoroughly enjoyed our visit. There are a lot of steep steps to climb in heat so it may not suit some. I suggest like us you arrive at 8.30/9am whist it's still cool and you beat the crowds. However even at that time there was a bit of posing and 'photoshoots' going on clogging up the view points. Dread to think what it might be like later in the day with more tourists. That aside it's a wonderful spot and worth the steps for the fantastic views.

Date of experience: October 2019
2  Thank Hollie C
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Reviewed 23 October 2019

Got to Hang Mua via a little side road from Trang An grottoes, Even surprised that we got there. You would think that such a popular attraction they would pave the road to the attraction but it was an experience trying to navigate the dirt road and pot holes. Once again you need to pay for motorbike parking (30k I think) and to get in costs 50K (I 100K I can't remember really). Once you pay you cut thru this funky entrance area that has a bar and coffee /billard place. We beelined it to the start of the hike since it was about to rain. A word to the wise, wear sneakers that day you go up. It was drizzling and our slippers did not grip and when they say 500 steps, they aren't "normal" steps; they are semi-cemented, super high steps so it felt a lot harder (and we are hikers).
We did the path on the left and not the one to the pagoda (right) as that one apparently had loose steps ans we didn't want to chance it with slippers. The left path led to the higher view and the dragon and we wanted to see that. It also had a view to the river behind the mountain. It's an awesome view of the city and the surroundings once you reach the top. I think they are still working on the steps so beware the tools and machinery just laid across the path (this is Vietnam!). Definitely worth a stop on your motorbike day in that area. And try not to stay too late as you still need to navigate the unpaved road on the way out! And when leaving, look up into the mountains and you might see the white goats like we did! SO cool!

Date of experience: October 2019
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