The Surprising Nam Dinh Experience

The Surprising
Nam Dinh Experience

Nam Dinh is more than just a destination – it’s where you connect with Vietnam’s rich history, vibrant culture, and diverse nature. Explore national historical relics, admire French colonial architecture still standing today, and visit one of the world’s top 50 RAMSAR wetlands. Savor authentic local specialties and unwind in the tranquil atmosphere of Ecohost Hai Hau, a 5-star OCOP-certified community-based homestay. Come to Ecohost Hai Hau and experience this joyful and inspiring journey for yourself!

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Escape to Nam Dinh – A 2-Day Journey of Culture & Tranquility

Cultural Encounters

Visit and explore sites with a long-standing cultural tradition of the Red River Delta’s wet rice civilization, along with unique Gothic Western-style architecture blended with Eastern elements.

Peaceful Stays

Enjoy local specialties and stay at the tranquil Ecohost Hai Hau – a 5-star OCOP-certified community-based tourism accommodation.

Authentic Local Experiences

Discover Xuan Thuy National Park – one of the 50 Ramsar sites in the world – home to rare bird species. Enjoy a special lunch served on a clam hut in the middle of the vast sea and sky.

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Tour Itinerary

Pick-up Locations:

Luu Gia Trang – 45 Tran Nhan Tong Street, Nam Dinh
Old Weaving Space – 05 Hoang Hoa Tham Street, Nam Dinh
Tonkin Legends – 217 Bai Street, Nam Dinh

Day 01

07:00

Pick-up by tour guide and driver at your designated meeting point. Depart for the cultural journey to Nam Dinh.

08:00

Visit Co Le Pagoda – a spiritual site dedicated to the revered monk known for traditional bronze casting.

10:00

Explore Hung Nghia Church and learn about the deep Catholic roots in the region.

11:30

Transfer to Ecohost Hai Hau for lunch and relaxation.

15:00

Enjoy a cycling tour to discover:

Luong Pagoda Covered Bridge – a rare architectural gem
Pham Phao Church – famous for its wooden interior and Gothic-Vietnamese design
Hai Minh Brass Instrument Village – known for generations of traditional trumpet and horn craftsmanship.

18:00

Check in at Ecohost Hai Hau, enjoy dinner with local specialties.

Day 02

06:00

Start the day with a traditional Nam Dinh-style Pho breakfast at Ecohost.

07:00

Visit Xuan Thuy National Park – a designated RAMSAR Wetland of International Importance

11:30

Have a scenic sea-to-table lunch at Chòi Ngao, surrounded by the vast sea and sky.

14:00

Discover Keo Hanh Thien Pagoda, a national heritage site with ancient architecture and spiritual significance.

15:00

Stop by Luu Gia Trang Ecotourism Site – a green hidden gem nestled along the Dao River.

16:30

Transfer back to the initial departure point. Tour concludes.

Tour Inclusions:

– Transportation by car as per the itinerary.
– Enthusiastic and experienced tour guide accompanying throughout the trip.
– 3 main meals (150,000 VND/person/meal x 3 meals) and 1 breakfast.
– Photographer to take group photos.
– Herbal foot soak at Ecohost.
– 1-night accommodation at Ecohost Hai Hau.
– Entrance fees and bicycle rental for sightseeing.
– Travel insurance with compensation up to 30,000,000 VND/person/incident.

Tour Exclusions:

– Costs for any other types of accommodation.
– Single room surcharge.
– Cultural exchange performances.
– VAT in accordance with state regulations.
– Personal expenses and beverages not mentioned in the program.
– Tips for tour guide and driver.

Important Notes

As the program includes outdoor activities and cycling, we kindly remind guests to wear appropriate clothing and comfortable footwear. Please also bring a hat, umbrella or raincoat, and sunscreen to protect your health and enjoy the tour comfortably.

This is a community-based travel experience following sustainable tourism practices. We encourage guests to bring their own toothbrush, face towel, and a refillable water bottle for use during the tour. Single-use plastic items are not allowed.

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OUR TEAM

Ecohost was founded by proud sons and daughters of Nam Dinh – those who are deeply passionate about their homeland and constantly seek ways to preserve and promote Vietnam’s culinary and cultural heritage through tourism.