Tourists who visit the Trang An Heritage Site in Ninh Binh Province are now able to go kayaking whist enjoying a spot of sightseeing during local tour boats.

The Trang An Tourism Site Management Board has recently launched a new kayaking service aimed at attracting more visitors. These new services include allowing tourists to take boats to visit caves and temples situated around the site.

Since launching, the fresh initiative proves to be popular among young tourists.

Four Paws, an international animal welfare organisation, runs a bear sanctuary located in Ky Phu Commune of Nho Quan District in the northern province. The site is home to approximately 40 bears.

Groups made up of tourists, particularly students, often visit the centre, with tours put on to help raise awareness of bear conservation and the necessity of environment protection.

Children can enjoy the experience of preparing food for a bear.

Undertaking a trekking tour in Cuc Phuong National Park proves to be an unforgettable experience for the majority of tourists.

Visitors are even able to spot a number of rare species that inhabit the park. Taking a boat to discover the Van Long Wetland Nature Reserve is an unmissable experience for tourists.