UNESCO World Heritage Centre

On the northeastern tip of Vietnam, leaning west against cordilleras and bending east to the upper part of the Gulf of Tonkin crisscrossed with various estuaries, Quang Ninh is the harmonious blend of untouched mountains and insatiably expansive and expressive sea.

First and foremost, on any Quang Ninh travel to-do list must be Ha Long Bay, presiding over the sky and sea, and registered by the UNESCO as a World Natural Heritage. It’s such a great pleasure to spend a whole day cruising the bay and admire the tawdry and nostalgic charm under the gleaming sun of the Rooster and Hen Islets, Blackberry Islet, Urn Islet or mystic and otherworldly patterns of the Astonishment Cave, Wooden Head Cave or Paradise Grotto.

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Getting here

In all things of nature there is something of the marvelous.

Ha Long Bay, located in the Gulf of Tonkin, within Quang Ninh Province, in the northeast of Vietnam, is 150 km from the capital of Ha Noi.

Cuisine

Whenever visiting any tourism destination in any country in the world, most travelers spend a considerable amount of time exploring and enjoying the wild wonders of cuisines there. Halong Bay not only has many beautiful landscapes but also the food here is also very delicious and famous with fresh seafood from the sea