Hang Mua Tourist Area
Address: Khe Ha Village, Ninh Xuan Commune, Hoa Lu City, Ninh Binh Province
Phone: 0987.111.312
Entrance fee: 100,000 VND/person
Located at the southernmost part of the Red River Delta, Ninh Bình is a gateway connecting northern, central, and southern Vietnam. Surrounded by limestone mountains, the province boasts numerous breathtaking landscapes, serene rivers, and majestic mountain ranges, creating a picturesque and poetic setting. Among its many renowned attractions, Hang Múa stands out as a stunning natural wonder.
Hang Múa is one of Ninh Bình’s most majestic natural wonders, famous for its breathtaking mountain landscapes and the steep staircase leading to the summit. According to legend, this was where King Trần enjoyed royal dance performances, which is why it was named Hang Múa (Dancing Cave).
Visitors can admire towering limestone cliffs, sparkling stalactites, and challenge themselves to climb nearly 500 stone steps to the peak. At the summit, they will find a statue of Quan Thế Âm Bodhisattva, a stone dragon sculpture, and a Buddhist pagoda, offering a sacred atmosphere and a breathtaking panoramic view of the ancient Hoa Lư region.
In addition to its majestic mountains, Hang Múa also features a beautiful lotus pond at the foot of Ngọa Long Mountain. A graceful wooden walkway stretches over the pond, providing a picturesque setting for photography and relaxation.
With its stunning natural beauty, unique terrain, and peaceful spiritual atmosphere, Hang Múa is a must-visit destination for travelers who love exploration and photography.