Mua Cave

Mua Cave, located in Ninh Binh, Viet Nam, is a must-visit destination, especially for visitors who want to take stunning and unforgettable pictures.

Ngoa Long Mountain

Beyond its sheer natural beauty, Hang Mua beckons visitors with a diverse array of resorts and recreational activities. However, the true gem of this location lies in the exhilarating ascent of Ngoa Long Mountain. It's a journey that not only tests your endurance but also leaves an indelible mark on your memory, making every moment invested in the climb absolutely worthwhile.

History

Mua Cave, nestled within the Trang An Scenic Landscape Complex, has a rich history dating back to ancient times. It was once used as a place of worship by early Vietnamese dynasties, with a temple built at the entrance. The name "Mua" means "dancing" in Vietnamese, and legend has it that dances were performed here during special ceremonies. 

Over the years, the cave has become a popular tourist attraction, known for its stunning natural beauty and the challenging climb to the peak of Ngoa Long Mountain, which offers breathtaking panoramic views. 

Things to do and see in Mua Cave

Cave Exploration

Inside Mua Cave, visitors will encounter impressive stalactites and stalagmites formations, illuminated by artificial lighting. It's a fascinating experience to walk through the cave's chambers and admire the intricate natural sculptures created over centuries.

Climbing Ngoa Long Mountain

Climbing Ngoa Long Mountain can be challenging but also an adventure that offers a unique perspective of the surrounding landscape. Once at the top, visitors will encounter several viewpoints to rest and enjoy the scenery. Visitors will be rewarded with a sweeping 360-degree view of the Tam Coc Valley, with its emerald-green rice paddies and the meandering Ngo Dong River.

Dawn on the top of Ngoa Long mountain

In addition, visitors can take photos at the "Dragon Sculpture Check-in Point" on Ngoa Long Mountain. This sculpture is an intricately designed structure that resembles a dragon spiraling around a central pillar. The dragon sculpture itself is a work of art, adorned with colorful tiles and intricate details that make it a striking sight against the backdrop of the mountain's lush greenery. 

“Check-in” Tower

Once you've completed the climb to the mountain's summit, heading to the right will lead you to a remarkable location for taking photos. This tower showcases an architectural style influenced by Buddhism. Its design is quite symbolic: the square base symbolizes the Earth, the rounded top represents Water, the pointed elements signify Fire, and the roof structures on each floor evoke the power of the Wind.

"Check-in" Tower

The walls of this small tower feature intricate carvings depicting Nghe, one of the nine sons of the Dragon in Vietnamese folklore. Nghe's appearance is a fusion of characteristics from both dogs and lions, and it is considered a unique and symbolic creature specific to Vietnam. Nghe is seen as a peaceful and protective creature, tasked with safeguarding people and significant places.

Entrance fee of Mua Cave

- Mua cave entrance fee: 100.000 VND/ person

- Parking motorbike: 10,000 VND

- Parking bike: 5,000 VND

In conclusion, Hang Mua in Ninh Binh is a real gem waiting for travelers to discover. With stunning scenery, challenging climbs and unique cultural elements, this is a destination that offers both natural beauty and memorable experiences. Book a tour at Asia King Travel for an unforgettable journey at Hang Mua!

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