Ha Long Bay

With an area of 1,500km² with 1600 islands, of which nearly 1000 islands have name, Ha Long contains much potential value and mystery. It has been announced as one of world natural heritage by the UNESCO.

If you want to visit only one Vietnamese place of interest, Ha Long Bay is the best choice. Boasting many spectacular islands and islets emerging from the emerald water to form a huge graceful work of art, it’s no surprise that Ha Long Bay attracts millions tourists, who are charmed by an outdoors museum, where more than 340 millions years of history is stored and conserved through the limestone karats.

Halong Bay, with the scattering islets and grotto over a body of water, is without doubt best seen on a cruise. An overnight cruise trip is the best way to enjoy its natural beauty, while you can spend your time meaningfully with your loved ones or a freshly made friend.

Thien Cung cave is 10,000 square meters with complicated interior structure, many floors, and high ceiling. The cave becomes famous thanks to a unique system of stalactites and stalagmites with different forms and shapes. Exploring Thien Cung Cave’s craggy cliffs is no easy task. The travel guide would never forget to tell you legends or folk tales interpreted from the picture by the local Ha Long people.

Dau Go Cave was created in Pleistocene epoch around 2 million years ago. Entering the cave, tourists will discover a magnificent world of stalactites and stalagmites which are the result of karst process in a long period. They are presented in various sizes and shapes. These masterpieces of the Creator will certainly be very impressive to visitors coming to Halong, especially when accommodated with mysterious light.

Fisher in Ha Long Bay