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Visiting Halong Bay and you can experience very diverse natural landscape, varying from long sandy beach to thousand-year-old-lime karst. Halong Bay covers nearly 1900 islets of different size, some very large such as Thien Cung Cave or Surprise Cave, others as small as a few meters wide. Discover what you will see as you make your way to this natural wonder.
Halong Male - Virgin Cave
The Trinh Nữ Grotto or Virgin Grotto is situated on the island range of Bồ Hòn in the system comprising the Sửng Sôt Grotto, Ðộng Tiên Lake and Luồn Grotto. It is 15 km south of Bãi Cháy Beach. For...
Soi Sim Beach
Soi Sim Beach is the beautiful and small island, located in the southwest of Halong bay. Soi Sim Islet is a small soil island in the southwest of Halong Bay. It's about 12 kilometers far...
Bo Nau Cave
Bo Nau Cave (Pelican Cave) is located on the southwestern Halong Bay. It's about 13 kilometers far from Bai Chay Tourist Wharf and 2-3 kilometers to the southeast of Trong Mai Islet.
Luon Cave
Situated on Bo Hon Island, 14 km south of Bai Chay Beach is the Luon Grotto. In front of the grotto is Con Rua Islet, and the Sky Gate is on the right. Here the cliffs stretch vertically out of the...
Dark Bright Cave
At the water-level, an arched entrance leads to the grotto, just at the base of the island. Passing through the pretty entrance, you come across a tranquil round lake, surrounded by luxuriant trees...
Tran Island
It is located in the territory of Coto district, about 30 kilometers from the coasline of Quang Ninh province. Area: 4.465 km2 . This island adopts a very important strategic...

Bai Tu Long Bay Viet Nam
Bai Tu Long Bay Viet Nam is a concave area in Tonkin Gulf in the northeast of Viet Nam. It includes some sea areas of Ha Long city, Cam Pha town and Van Don Island district. It is adjacent to the...

Halong Bay Vietnam
Halong Bay is located in the West side of Northern Gulf and administratively belongs to the territory of Quang Ninh Province. Recognized as World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 2000, Halong Bay became...