The only 5-star hotel in the region, offers unparalleled luxury with 268 rooms, two swimming pools, a spa, and a tennis court. Located near major attractions such as Bai Dinh Temple. Perfect for both business stays and luxury vacations. Shops and restaurants are within cycling distance.
Chau Son Garden Resort ****
New and modern resort on the edge of Ninh Binh with a beautiful view of the karst mountains. Equipped with a swimming pool and spacious rooms. Within cycling distance of local shops and restaurants, ideal for travelers seeking peace and comfort.
Camellia Hotel ***
Small scale hotel, located in the middle of the tourist center, with easy access to restaurants and shops. Please note that renovations will be taking place in the winter of 2024/2025, resulting in reduced rates. Ideal for travelers looking for a central location at a reduced price.
Hoang Giang Homestay***
Centrally located between Tam Coc, Trang An and Ninh Binh, this charming homestay offers authentic Vietnamese hospitality. No direct access to shops or restaurants, but perfect for those looking for a quiet, local experience.
Premier Hotel Ninh ***
Modern and neat hotel, ideally located between Tam Coc, Trang An and Ninh Binh. Within cycling distance of the main attractions, as well as local shops and restaurants. Perfect for families and couples who appreciate comfort and convenience.
Thung Sen Tam Coc **
An idyllic escape in a valley of natural beauty. Stay in simple bamboo huts with basic amenities such as air conditioning and a fridge. Ideal for those seeking peace and quiet and enjoying a paradise setting, just 2 km from Tam Coc.
An Phu Homestay ***
Small, intimate homestay run by a friendly Vietnamese family. Very clean and tidy, with a private terrace and shops and restaurants within cycling distance. Perfect for guests who want an authentic and peaceful stay experience in a village setting.
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Events and Special Days in Vietnam
Event calendar of Vietnam
January
January 1 – New Year's Day: The first day of the year is celebrated worldwide.
February
Tet (Vietnamese New Year): The most important and biggest holiday in Vietnam. It marks the beginning of the new year according to the lunar calendar. Family, friends, and food are central to these celebrations.
March
March 8 – International Women's Day: A day to recognize the achievements of women and focus on gender equality.
April
Giỗ Tổ Hùng Vương (Hùng Kings' Festival): A Vietnamese holiday honoring the Hùng kings, the traditional founders of the nation.
May
May 1 – International Labor Day: A day to recognize the working class and their rights.
Dien Bien Phu Victory Day: Commemoration of the victory in the battle of Dien Bien Phu against the French colonizers.
June
June 1 – International Children's Day: A day dedicated to the well-being and rights of children.
July
No major holidays or events.
August
Revolution of August: Commemoration of the August Revolution in 1945, an important event in the Vietnamese struggle for independence.
September
September 2 – National Day of Vietnam: Celebration of Vietnam's independence from France in 1945.
Mid-Autumn Festival (Trung Thu): A traditional festival mainly about children, with lanterns, moon cakes and lion dances.
October
October 20 – Women of Vietnam Day: A day to honor the contribution of Vietnamese women to society.
November
November 20 – Vietnamese Teachers Day: A day to honor teachers and appreciate their efforts.
December
December 25 – Christmas: Although not officially recognized, this day is celebrated by some Vietnamese.
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