Highlights Explore Perfume Pagoda, a vast complex of Buddhist temples and shrines built into a range of limestone mountains, in 1 day Enjoy the striking beauty of nature on a boat ride through Yen Stream to Perfume Pagoda Visit Huong Tich Cave, a mystic cave with a Buddha statue and an abundance of limestone stalactites and stalagmites Pray for good luck and health at Thien Tru Pagoda (Pagoda Leading to Heaven)

Explore the Perfume Pagoda, a complex of Buddhist temples and shrines built into the Huong Tich mountains, on this guided group tour in Hanoi. Known for its scenic landscape and sacredness to the Vietnamese people, the pagoda draws believers and tourists wishing for good luck from the cave’s stalagmites and stalactites. You can climb the steps to the Huong Tich Cave or opt to ride the cable car.

The Perfume Pagoda is one of the highlights of the Hanoi area and one of the most important religious sites for Buddhist in Vietnam. The pagoda itself is situated in a huge cave built into limestone cliffs and can only be reached by boat as there are no roads. You glide along scenic waterways and walk up steep mountain paths, visiting the pagodas and temples built in this area over the centuries.

Perfume Pagoda is famous for scenic landscape and sacredness in the religious culture of Vietnamese people. It possesses a good combination of temples, pagodas, mountains and forest. - Enjoy a Perfume Pagoda day trip from Hanoi, led by a knowledgeable guide - Travel on a scenic stream to the Buddhist temple complex - Climb the steps to Huong Tich Cave or opt to ride the cable car

Departure from Hanoi and head out to Perfume Pagoda on this day trip. Travelers will have a special opportunity to get on a bamboo boat and sail through the 3 km stream before going up by cable (extra service, own expense) or by foot to the top of the mountain. The temple is located on the top of the mountain after sailing along the stream.

Book with KKday and enjoy a direct private transfer from Ha Noi to Tam Chuc pagoda, Perfume Pagoda and Trang An Ninh Binh

Perfume Pagoda is 60 km south from Ha Noi. This is the biggest pagoda complex in Vietnam, hosting the Perfume Festival (a Buddhist event that lasts from the first to the third month of the lunar calendar). All year round, you can enjoy marvelous scenery along the Yen River as well as the historical grandeur of the pagoda complex.

Enjoy a full-day tour from Ha Noi to the Perfume Pagoda, one of the most sacred places in Northern Vietnam. Admire the spectacular scenery as you drive through the countryside, then paddle through lush paddy fields along the Yen Stream. Highlights: - Enjoy a scenic drive through the countryside in Northern Vietnam - Meander by paddle boat down the Yen Stream, past picturesque paddy fields to reach the sacred Perfume Pagoda - Ride a cable car up to captivating Huong Tich Cave with its stunning stalactites and stalagmites

- Driving deeply into Red River Delta - Private rowing Sampan along Yen Stream - Hiking to Thien Tru (Heaven's kitchen) Pagoda - Hiking/cable car to Huong Tich cave within the main pagoda of Perfume pagoda - Lunch at a local restaurant - A quick visit to Van Phuc Silk Village

The Perfume Pagoda is one of the highlights of the Hanoi area and one of the most important religious sites in Buddhist Vietnam. Every spring following Tet, the Vietnamese New year, thousands Vietnamese pilgrims come here to pray for all the health and property they need the get them through the year. The pagoda itself is built into limestonecliffs and can only be reached by boat or on foot, as there are no roads in the area.

Highlights Explore Perfume Pagoda, a vast complex of Buddhist temples and shrines built into a range of limestone mountains, in 1 day Enjoy the striking beauty of nature on a boat ride through Yen Stream to Perfume Pagoda Visit Huong Tich Cave, a mystic cave with a Buddha statue and an abundance of limestone stalactites and stalagmites Pray for good luck and health at Thien Tru Pagoda (Pagoda Leading to Heaven)

Perfume pagoda is considered "the most beauty pagoda under Vietnamese sky". Join in this private day tour to visit mystery pagodas and float through winding streams with beautiful caves and stunning limestone mountain backdrop. - Enjoy a day away from the hustle and bustle of the city - See native wildlife in their natural environment - Enjoy fantastic aerial views

Perfume Pagoda is 60 km south from Ha Noi. This is the biggest pagoda complex in Vietnam, hosting the Perfume Festival (a Buddhist event that lasts from the first to the third month of the lunar calendar). All year round, you can enjoy marvelous scenery along the Yen River as well as the historical grandeur of the pagoda complex. On the way, if you fancy an invigorating work-out, you can row the boat yourself. - experience Vietnamese handicraft products such as lacquer wares, paintings, embroideries -Take a 50 minutes boat ride along the river side to enjoy beautiful landscape of streams and paddy fields -Start hiking up to a unique pagoda inside Huong Tich cave on the mountain summit (2.5km in height)/ go by cable car

Perfume Pagoda is 60 km south from Hanoi. This is the biggest pagoda complex in Vietnam, a unique spiritual destination of the Vietnamese people, with many temples from the foot to the top of the mountain. It is a land with harmony between the real and dream. Traveling with Conical Travel to explore Perfume Mountain by waterway a wonderful, peaceful stream will grant you an unforgettable experience.

It is not often that we are really lyrical about panoramic vistas but whenever we reach the Perfume Pagoda outside Hanoi, the immense beauty of this cave temple is simply breathtaking. This pilgrimage site will bring Vietnam’s beauty to new heights. • Admire the mountain scenery, surrounding the • Perfume Pagoda; • Explore this pilgrimage site, constructed inside a cave, at length; • Listen to the stories encapsulating the pagoda’s history • Enjoy a traditional Vietnamese lunch at a local restaurant; • transfers from and to your Hanoi hotel are included

The Perfume pagoda is a cultural religion in Vietnam, including dozens of Buddhist temples, pagodas. This is the place with a complex of 18 pagodas and temples altogether with a special Cave pagoda where a lot of Vietnamese religious characters are revealed Hanoi - Perfume Pagoda The Perfume Pagoda is a famous religious site in Vietnam, renowned for its stunning natural beauty and spiritual significance.

The Perfume Pagoda is one of the most important religious sites for Buddhists in Vietnam. This full-day tour from Hanoi takes you to Huong Tich Cave, reached via rowboat along scenic waterways. You'll climb steep mountain paths into the limestone cliffs and visit centuries-old temples with your guide. ✔️Perfume Pagoda sightseeing tour from Hanoi. ✔️Take a boat trip on the Perfume River. ✔️Visit Thien Tru Pagoda (Heaven Kitchen Pagoda). ✔️Vietnamese lunch provided. ✔️Hotel pickup and drop-off from the Old Quarter.

Perfume Pagoda is famous for scenic landscape and sacredness in the religious culture of Vietnamese people. It possesses a good combination of temples, pagodas, moutains and forest. You will be Enjoy a scenic drive through countryside in northern Vietnam.Glide down the Yen Stream past picturesque paddy fields to reach the sacred Perfume Pagoda and ride a cable car up to the captivating Huong Tich Cave with its stunning stalactites and stalagmites

The Perfume Pagoda is one of the most important religious sites for Buddhists in Vietnam. This full-day tour from Hanoi takes you to Huong Tich Cave, reached via rowboat along scenic waterways. You'll climb steep mountain paths into the limestone cliffs and visit centuries-old temples with your guide. *Perfume Pagoda sightseeing tour from Hanoi. *Take a boat trip on the Perfume River. *Visit Thien Tru Pagoda (Heaven Kitchen Pagoda). *Vietnamese Lunch provided. *Hotel pickup and drop-off from The Old Quarter.

The Perfume Pagoda is one of Vietnam’s most important Buddhist temple complexes and is only reachable by boat. On this full-day tour, transfer from Hanoi to Duc Wharf, set out on a leisurely rowing boat cruise along the Yen steam, then hike or ride the cable car up to the mountaintop temple. A typical Vietnamese lunch at a local restaurant is also included.