A landscape introduction On coming to Trang An, tourists will have the opportunity to immerse in picturesque, splendid landscapes with the combination of the mountains, miraculous caves, sacred temples and shrines…. 1. Cutural relic - Tran temple This stone-built temple has the original architecture with sophisticated patterns carved on. 2. Typical caves - Dia Linh cave This cave is also called “Treasure” because when traveling into it, tourist will experience a feeling of being lost in a beautiful stalactite world. The moment coming out of the cave, tourists will be dazed by an imposing open landscape. - Dark cave It is 320m in length. As it has a tortuous terrain, light finds it hard to penetrate into. -Bright cave Regardless of the name, it’s quite dark inside the cave. Its name carries the meaning of the ancients’s rising aspire: After the dark, there comes the light. -Wine-brewing cave Legend has it that in the old days, people went into this cave to take the water in order to brew wine which then be presented to the king -Sính, Si, Ba Giọt cave As the old saying goes, people passing through Ba Giot cave whoever luckily catches three drops will then meet with good fortune and happiness. For Vietnamese people throughout the ages, the landscape of Trang An, with its dramatic mountains, mysterious caves, and sacred spaces, has provided a vision of beauty and a metaphor for the Vietnamese culture. It is a place of inspiration where natural history and cultural history are inseparable, a place where culture encounters the wonder, mystery, and magnificence of the natural world.