Why to visit Hang Mua Viewpoint
Hang Mua Viewpoint is one of the most beautiful panoramic views in Vietnam. It is situated in Ninh Binh Province and is known as the "Rooftop of Ninh Binh." The viewpoint offers panoramic views of the Tam Coc valley, rice fields, and limestone karsts. Climbing up 500 steps to the top is challenging but rewards visitors with a mesmerizing landscape.
What's Special About Hang Mua Viewpoint
- Unmatched Views: From the top, you can view a 360-degree view of dainty rice paddies and rivers.
- Dragon Statue and Pagoda: The summit features an amazing dragon statue and a small pagoda. This adds a spiritual touch.
- Great Hiking Experience: The stairway leading to the top is a rewarding challenge for adventure lovers.
Things To Do At Hang Mua Viewpoint
- Hike the Steps: Climb to the top for the most spectacular view of Ninh Binh's karst landscape.
- Take Stunning Photos: The viewpoint offers the best photography spots, especially at sunrise and sunset.
- Visit Mua Cave: Explore the small cave at the base of the viewpoint, giving the site its name.
- Enjoy the Lotus Pond: During summer, the lotus fields at the foot of the mountain bloom beautifully.
Little Known Facts About Hang Mua Viewpoint
- The stairs leading to the top were inspired by the Great Wall of China.
- The name "Hang Mua" translates to "Dancing Cave," referring to the legend of royal performances once held here.
- The best time to visit is between May and June when the rice fields are golden.
- Hang Mua is still less crowded compared to other Ninh Binh attractions, so the experience is quieter.
Entry Fee
VND 100,000 per person.
Timings
Open daily between 6:00 AM to 7:00 PM
Average Duration
1 to 2 hours
Distance
- From Hanoi: 100 km (takes 2 hours by car).
- From Ninh Binh City: 6 km (15 minutes by car)
Nearby Tourist Spots
- Tam Coc (4 km)
- Trang An Landscape Complex (7 km)
- Bai Dinh Pagoda (15 km)
