Downstream

Forgetting the sweltering summer heat, groups of tourists patiently line up at the ferry dock, preparing to embark on a fascinating river journey. The boats glide gently along, met with the excitement of the travelers and the hospitality of the local boatmen, who share simple, rustic stories of farming life that are both captivating and unique.

The river cruise, which takes about 2.5 to 3 hours, offers visitors a range of emotions, much like a romantic movie with many captivating scenes.

There's the overwhelming feeling of majestic mountains, the refreshing sensation of enjoying the cool air inside the cave, the admiration for the hands and strength of the farmers planting rice on the river, and the intoxicating allure of the gentle fragrance of rice... Thus, a stream of emotions gently carries the soul into a realm of peace and tranquility.

Sailing down the Ngo Dong River, amidst the vast expanse of ripening rice fields, is the most popular way to admire Tam Coc in its golden season.

However, for those who enjoy trekking, they can choose to climb Mua Mountain, ascending nearly 500 steps to the summit to admire the panoramic view of the magnificent landscape, as if taking in and embracing the vibrant and poetic scenery of Tam Coc during the harvest season.

Heritage Magazine