A bird’s-eye view of Tran Temple, part of the Trang An Landscape Complex, where stunning scenery is intertwined with the history of Dai Co Viet’s ancient capital. (Photo: VNA)
The picturesque beauty of the Trang An ferry. (Photo: VNA)
The 250-metre-long Nau Ruou Cave is a famous spot within the Trang An Landscape Complex. (Photo: VNA)
Tourists explore caves within the Trang An Landscape Complex. (Photo: VNA)
Tourists visit Bich Dong Pagoda, a historical and cultural relic within the Trang An - Tam Coc - Bich Dong Landscape Complex. (Photo: VNA)
The golden Ngo Dong River welcomes local and foreign visitors to Tam Coc - Bich Dong, part of the Trang An Landscape Complex. (Photo: VNA)
Bai Dinh Temple is part of the Trang An Ecotourism Complex. (Photo: VNA)
Tam Coc, part of the Trang An Landscape Complex, features a network of caves, limestone mountains, and stunning rice fields, and is often referred to as “Ha Long Bay on Land.” In the photo: The Tam Coc ferry viewed from above. (Photo: VNA)
10 years since Trang An Landscape Complex recognised as world heritage
The Trang An Landscape Complex in Ninh Binh province was recognised by UNESCO in 2014 as a World Cultural and Natural Heritage Site. It was the first-ever mixed heritage site in Vietnam and Southeast Asia to gain such recognition.
