Nestled in the heart of the Trang An scenic complex (Tay Hoa Lu ward), Thung Ui unexpectedly became a destination of particular interest to tourists and photographers in early 2026 due to its pristine, tranquil beauty, resembling a vibrant ink painting amidst the landscapes of the ancient capital. Photo: Dinh Minh Thung Ui Valley is located about 2-3km from Bai Dinh Pagoda, completely surrounded by towering limestone mountains, a typical feature of the Trang An karst landscape. The valley's secluded topography is interspersed with a system of clear, natural lakes whose calm surfaces reflect the surrounding mountains and forests, creating a rare tranquil atmosphere. Photo: Dinh Minh Previously, due to its isolated location and lack of tourism infrastructure, Thung Ui was almost "forgotten" in the heart of the heritage site. Photo: Dinh Minh With investment and restoration of structures such as the Altar of Heaven, Altar of Earth, Altar of Man, etc., Thung Ui has gradually "awakened," becoming a unique new destination in Ninh Binh. Photo: Dinh Minh According to the People's Committee of Tay Hoa Lu ward, at the highest point in Thung Ui, King Dinh Tien Hoang established the Kinh Thien altar to pay homage to heaven and earth, officially declaring himself emperor, ushering in a long era of national independence, giving birth to the Dai Co Viet state, and choosing Hoa Lu as the capital. Photo: Dinh Minh In recent years, Ninh Binh province has focused on restoring and preserving historical sites in Thung Ui, gradually orienting its development into a cultural and spiritual destination linked with eco-tourism and historical tourism. Photo: Dinh Minh Although not yet officially open to regular visitors, Thung Ui has attracted considerable attention from tourists and photographers alike due to its majestic natural scenery, tranquil atmosphere, and rich historical atmosphere, reminiscent of scenes from historical films. Photo: Dinh Minh Besides sightseeing, visitors can experience boat trips in the valley, learn about Muong culture, and attend the Dan Kinh Thien festival, held annually on the 10th day of the 3rd lunar month to commemorate the contributions of King Dinh Tien Hoang. Photo: Dinh Minh According to the Thung Ui Management Board, the final stages of construction are currently being completed, and it is expected to open to visitors regularly during the Lunar New Year of the Horse 2026. Photo: Dinh Minh








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