HA LONG BAY
If you are looking for a place that is both majestic and dreamy, both legendary and magnificent, yet modern and vibrant, a place where you can immerse yourself in the endless moments of the sky and clouds, while also losing yourself in the intense and captivating melodies of sound. No place other than Ha Long Bay – the Gem of Southeast Asia, known as the Paradise of Vietnam's Coastal Tourism. Located in Quang Ninh Province, Ha Long Bay is recognized by UNESCO as a World Natural Heritage Site, with over 1,900 limestone islands of various sizes rising from the emerald green sea, featuring many strange shapes and each hiding enchanting legendary stories.
SUNG SOT CAVE
When you step into the cave, you will be 'astonished' and overwhelmed by a vibrant natural masterpiece – a vast, mystical cave filled with countless shimmering stalactites, forming shapes such as flying dragons, dancing phoenixes, and crouching tigers... sculpted by nature over millions of years. To reach the cave, you'll pass through winding paths shaded by lush trees, accompanied by the distant sounds of birds singing and waves crashing, making you feel relaxed and enchanted as you begin your journey.
TITOP ISLAND
Titop Island is recognized as one of the most beautiful islands in Ha Long Bay, located about 7 to 8 km southeast of the Bãi Cháy tourist area. The island is named after Gherman Titov, a Soviet cosmonaut who visited here with Ho Chi Minh in 1962. This interesting story signifies the friendship between Vietnam and the Soviet Union and is commemorated by a stone statue placed at the entrance to the island. From above, visitors can enjoy a panoramic view of Ha Long Bay, where the mountains, sea, and boats come together in a stunning visual masterpiece.
LUONG CAVE
Located on Bo Hon Island, in the South of Ha Long Bay, it only takes you about 20 minutes (14km) to travel from Tuan Chau Island or Bai Chay to reach Hang Luon. Luon Cave is an underground water cave connecting the sea to a hidden lake inside the limestone mountains.
