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Our guide contains a selection of resorts ranging including a five star luxury resort with an onsite health and beauty spa... Our guide contains around 10 motels most of which are conveniently located in the town centre and only short stroll from the... Latest Stories from the Byron Insider Splendour in the Grass 2016 Sunny and warm winter days reaching 27 degrees made for a very comfortable three days in which to... read more Elements of Byron on Track for February Opening The Byron Bay Writers Festival Byron Regional Art Galleries Gold Coast Airport Project LIFT Ninh Binh (pronounced Neeng Beeng) is the capital city of Ninh Binh Province in North Vietnam, famous for the nearby Karst scenery around the village of Tam Coc. There is nothing to do in Ninh Binh itself aside from drinking beer with the locals; the town is more useful as a base for the surrounding countryside. Taxis from Hanoi costs US$68 Taxis from NoI Bai international airport cost $85 usd , 3-hour journey
There are regular buses from Hanoi's southern bus terminal (Giap Bat) that leave every 15 min (or whenever full) 70,000 Dong. Note that this may rise to 90,000 per person with luggage.Journey time for the 90km is 3 hours or more traffic depending. Buy a ticket in the ticket hall or you will likely have to pay more than 70,000 or be removed from the bus.the service is slow but relaxed and comfortable using one of the very common Hyundai 20-odd seat buses. Open tour buses will drop passengers off upon request (Ninh Binh is not a regular stop). Most open tour buses from Hanoi will arrive at 9:30PM. Tour buses from Hue arrive at a rather early 4AM. From Cat Ba island you can book a bus-boat-bus-bus ticket for 230,000 dong. It leaves at 9am and takes about 5h. The first bus takes you to the western side of the island where you transfer onto a boat to the port area south of Haiphong. A second bus takes you to a bus station in the city from where transport is provided to Bến xe Niệm Nghĩa bus station.
From there you wait for the bus to leave at 12pm. The bus ends at Ninh Binh bus station, walking distance from hotels and hostels. All the above uses local transports so expect locals boarding at various places. Some buses take you all the way to Tam Coc village. Alternative buses including tourist ones leave from Haiphong a few times a day. Ninh Binh is a regular station for the Reunification Express, with trains coming from both North and South. It is usually a quick stop, with few people getting off, especially at night, so get off quick or miss the stop. From Hanoi, train leaves at 6:00, 9:00, 13:10, 19:30, 20:10 and 22:10 (2 and half to 3-hour ride). Ask for a cushioned seat. If you have very rigid travel dates, are traveling on a public holiday, or can't be bothered to head down to the train station before your train you can book tickets online. Vietnam Impressive [1] is a reliable agency. Alternatively you can now book directly through the official VNR [2] website which is available in English.
They offer an e-ticket option and seat selection service. As of June 2015, trains only stop in Ninh Binh's new train station, which is ~1km south of the old one. Take this into account when other sections make reference of hotels or restaurants in the train station area, as they will mean the old station. You can hire a private car from Hanoi to Ninh Binh or from the way back from Halong bay. Current rates (Oct 2015) : Hanoi - Ninh Binh 80$, Hanoi Airport-Ninh Binh 85$, you can book with . A motorbike is the best way to view Ninh Binh and the surrounding areas. Most hotels can arrange for a motorbike driver/guide to take you around the sites for about US$15 a day. Hire a motorbike (commonly Honda 110cc) for 200,000 Dong. These take 3 litres of fuel costing 70,000 which will last a day of exploring. The land being completely flat, cycling is an excellent option for visiting nearby sights. Finding a bicycle for rental is easy. Most hotels offer free bicycles.
Costs 50,000 Dong and up. The actual town of Ninh Binh is quite small and walkable. Most of the interesting sights are located 10-20 km away. There is nothing to do in Ninh Binh itself. Beautiful Tam Coc, Bich Dong, Dich Long, Hoa Son, Tien caves, Van Trinh Grotto can be visited nearby. ATMs: A few ATMs are available in Ninh Binh, but do not count on finding them in Tam Coc, Trang An, or any other rural areas. In Tam Coc, there are some restaurants with a sign that says "ATM" that can charge your card and give you money. They charge you 5% (although you can haggle down this if you withdraw a few million dong), making the deal not worth it. It is better to bring cash or pull them when you are in Ninh Binh. Mountain goat (de nui) meat is a local speciality, often eaten with fried rice (com chien). Another local specialty is cơm cháy (not to be confused with cơm chay, vegetarian food), which is the burnt rice off the bottom of the pot, served with pork. Duck features in many restaurants, and there are numerous dog-meat restaurants scattered throughout town (look for signs with a picture of a Great Dane or similar breed and the words thit cho).
The area near the train station has become a mini-backpacker area, and there are 4-5 backpacker cafes there with English menus and tourist prices (40,000-70,000d; coffee 15,000-20,000d). The three most popular restaurants are called "Good Food", "Cheap Good Food", and "Fast Food Cheap" (all on Hoang Hoa Tham). There are plenty of Bia Hoi sellers along side the river in the late afternoon / evenings. One glass usually costs 5,000 dong. Plenty of places sell sugar cane drink with ice for about 5,000 dong. Vissai Hotel has a microbrewery selling a dark and light beer. 300 ML for 19000 dong In Ninh Binh, there are a number of cheap hotels just outside the train station and next to the bus station. Other hotels are located near the center of town. As there is nothing to see in town, either area is suitable. The area near the train station has become a mini-backpacker district, complete with travel agents, touts, overpriced drinks and English-menu restaurants. But, as written above, most people sleep in amazing Tam Coc, with its vast array of new hotels from 4 stars to Backpackers dormitory.
In Tam Coc, the best two hotels are : Laos - There is a nightly bus from Hanoi that can stop in Ninh Binh on request. From there it is a grim 20 hour ride to Vientiane. Thanh Hoa - Local minibus takes around 1 hour and cost 50,000. You can hail one from the main road heading south. Vinh - There are plenty of sleeping buses that pass through Ninh Binh, you can hail one from the main road heading south. Local minibuses doesn't seem to operate to Vinh so you will have to stop in Thanh Hoa and find another bus. A local minibus from Thanh Hoa to Vinh costs 100,000 so 150,000 total. There is a sign in the bus station at Ninh Binh stating 90,000 to Vinh. Dong Hoi - To get to Dong Hoi from Ninh Binh either jump on a bus passing through which is heading to Hue or Siagon, jump from town to town on the local buses, or take the train (recommended). The train may cost a little more but is definitely worth it to avoid all the hassle and is a lot faster. Hue - Sleeper bus 300.000 dong, leaves at 9pm.