Bahía de Ha Long

Lan Ha Bay, located off the southeast coast of Cat Ba Island in Vietnam, offers a serene and less crowded […]

Nestled among the lush islands and karst cliffs of UNESCO World Heritage-listed Ha Long Bay, Surprise Cave (Hang Sung Sot) […]

Named in honor of Russian astronaut Gherman Titov during his 1962 visit to Ha Long Bay, Titop Island (Đảo Titop) […]

Bai Tu Long Bay, located in Vietnam near the UNESCO-listed Halong Bay, extends the region’s iconic limestone seascapes into a […]

Cat Ba Island, the largest island in Ha Long Bay, Vietnam, is a captivating blend of dense jungle and mountainous […]

Hon Ga Choi Island, often translated as Fighting Cocks Island or Cock and Hen Island, is a striking natural formation […]

Nestled among the forested karst mountains and soaring cliffs of Ha Long Bay, Cua Van Floating Village is a unique […]

Dau Go Cave, located just half a mile from Tuan Chau Pier in Ha Long Bay, has captivated visitors, including […]

Maze Cave, also known as Hang Mê Cung or Động Mê Cung in Vietnamese, is a significant archaeological site located […]

Bai Chay, meaning ‘Scorched Beach,’ derives its name from a 13th-century forest fire that swept across the mainland. Located in […]

Nestled on the coast of Ha Long Bay, the Quang Ninh Museum (Bao Tang Quang Ninh) stands as a strikingly […]

Nestled among a cluster of islets to the south of Cát Bà Island in Lan Ha Bay, Monkey Island, or […]

Nestled near Titop Island in the heart of Ha Long Bay, Soi Sim Island (Đảo Soi Sim) is a small, […]