(Dan Tri) - Tam Coc is located in the world heritage site of Trang An, with unique natural landscape values bestowed by nature, along with cultural and historical values.
Tam Coc tourist area is located in Ninh Hai commune, Hoa Lu district, Ninh Binh province. This place is located entirely in the core area of Trang An Scenic Landscape Complex - a world cultural and natural heritage recognized by UNESCO in 2014. Recently, the management board of this tourist area suddenly announced that it would temporarily stop receiving visitors without a clear reopening date, which surprised visitors. Many domestic and international tourists visiting this tourist area had to "turn back". Tam Coc is famous for the most beautiful rice fields in Vietnam, stretching along the poetic Ngo Dong River and along both sides of the foot of towering limestone mountains. Tam Coc is an indispensable check-in point for tourists when traveling to Ninh Binh. Coming here, visitors will experience many types of tourism in one destination such as: eco-tourism; spiritual tourism; historical and cultural relic tourism; resort tourism; sports tourism, cycling, sightseeing, agricultural experience... Tam Coc Tourist Area has many tourist attractions and areas such as: Dinh Cac - Tam Coc (Three Caves) route; Thai Vi Temple - Thien Huong Cave... Tam Coc means 3 caves, including Hang Ca, Hang Hai and Hang Ba, all 3 caves are formed by the Ngo Dong River piercing through the mountain. The most impressive and attractive time for tourists is in April and May when the rice fields are golden yellow. Tam Coc Tourist Area is considered by domestic and international tourists as a safe, friendly and hospitable destination. The image of local people rowing boats to harvest rice in the rice fields delights tourists. The form of production associated with tourism in Tam Coc has become an attractive highlight for international tourists for many years. During the rice harvest season, tourists can immerse themselves in the enthusiastic harvest atmosphere of local residents. June, July and August are considered the low season for tourism in Ninh Binh, the number of tourists decreases. From July 9, the Dinh Cac - Tam Coc tour, which includes sightseeing tours of mountains and rice fields by rowing boat along the Ngo Dong River, passing through 3 water caves, suddenly stopped operating. According to the announcement of the Tam Coc tourist area management board, the temporary closure of the tourist area is to carry out activities to preserve and embellish the landscape, renovate the technical facilities, and at the same time arrange and improve management, training, foster knowledge and skills in welcoming and serving guests and provide health check-ups for workers. The closure of this tourist area until the announcement of reopening to welcome guests has made many tourists regretful because when coming to Ninh Binh, they cannot visit this "unique" beautiful scene.
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