From the pick-up location at Trang An tourist area (Ninh Binh), go straight for another 5 km, visitors will reach Am Tien cave, also known as Tuyet Tinh Coc, a place blessed by nature with wonderful and majestic beauty.
The entrance to Tuyet Tinh Coc has been opened through the mountain, no longer having to climb hundreds of stone steps like many years ago.
Previously, many people still confused Tuyet Tinh Coc with Tuyet Tinh Coc in many other places. An employee of the Management Board at Am Tien Cave explained: For those who are knowledgeable about history, they will know that this place used to be an execution ground during the reign of King Dinh Tien Hoang, then was built by a monk, transformed into a place of worship and where Queen Mother Duong Van Nga practiced until the end of her life. Because it is a quiet, completely isolated and extremely peaceful place of practice, the name "Tuyet Tinh" is more accurate.
Van Long Lagoon is located in the middle of the valley with a school of goldfish attracting many tourists to come and take pictures.
True to its name, the highlight of Tuyet Tinh Coc is the emerald green Van Long lagoon located in the middle of a valley, surrounded by limestone mountains, isolated from the outside world . In winter, the slippery stone steps and the fog cover the path, limiting visibility. In summer, the hot weather makes it more difficult for visitors to visit Tuyet Tinh Coc at this time. But no matter the season, visitors are still amazed by the rare natural beauty of this place.
Tuyet Tinh Coc is completely isolated from the outside world by the surrounding limestone mountains.
Climbing the stone steps, visitors will pass through a natural cave to Am Tien Pagoda, where ancient relics are kept, and a clear blue well called Gieng Giai Oan. No one can explain why it has this name, but many people often come here to pray for good things.
The Well of Redress is located deep inside Am Tien Cave.
Many tourists come to Tuyet Tinh Coc to experience the quiet, ancient beauty of Hoa Lu relics.
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