Bai Tho (Poem) Mountain is a 200-metre limestone mountain in the heart of Halong City. From afar, the limestone mountain looks like a huge castle with three imposing towers. Poem Mountain past name Truyen Dang means Light Projecting. This mountain has inspired many poets. In 1468, […]
0 Read More
Consisting of around 50 islands, Co To is an archipelago in the east of the Quang Ninh province. Currently around 6000 people live there in roughly 1500 households. There is great tourist potential and it is expected that the islands will be developed into tourist zones […]
0 Read More
Vung Vieng Fishing Village is located in the heart of Bai Tu Long Bay, nestled among the thousands of romantic islands on Halong Bay, about 25 km from the mainland. You will not only be immersed in the quiet and peaceful location viewing the charming landscape, […]
0 Read More
If Halong Bay is compared to a glamorous beauty queen surrounded by reporters and followers, Bai Tu Long Bay is to an original and charming one without much public attention. The bay has a rich biodiversity with two ecosystems: a tropical, moist, evergreen rainforest ecosystem; and […]
0 Read More
The COVID-19 pandemic has been largely brought under control and tourism activities have begun to attract more tourists. To seize the opportunity, many tourism businesses have launched unique campaigns with attractive and appealing tours. Wedding ceremonies on yachts, watching the moon on the bay, and others. […]
0 Read More
Dark and Light Cave (also known as Day and Night Cave) is located on the border of Halong Bay, Bai Tu Long Bay, and Lan Ha Bay. The cave is not only known for the impressive limestone structure in every corner, but also because of the […]
0 Read More
Located south of Halong Bay, Lan Ha Bay would have been so popular if it weren’t adjacent to the neighboring “tourist giant”. This arched bay has a hundred large and small islands, creating majestic and magical landscapes. The administrative border defines that Lan Ha Bay is […]
0 Read More
A budding rivalry is growing in the land of ancient dragons. What divides the two regions of Halong Bay and Lan Ha Bay is an invisible line through an innocuous stretch of calm water between rugged cliffs, where a large group of boats on one side […]
0 Read More