Han Sung Sot, or Cave of Surprises, is a beautiful cave located in Halong Bay, in northern Vietnam. It began to form about 500 mil …
This is one of the most picturesque caves of Halong Bay. Upon entering the cave, a truly amazing world is revealed in front of you …
The name of the grotto is somehow associated with pelicans, allegedly these beautiful birds hid here during storms. In fact, every …
What is the first association that comes to mind when you say “cave”? Darkness, darkness, dampness. In this case, the Halonga cave …
Among the many Vietnamese islands, special attention should be paid to the island of Castaway, which is famous for its golden sand …
The height of the mountain above sea level is 106 meters. From a distance it looks like a medieval castle with towers or flames. I …
Bai Chay is a large beautiful artificial beach located off the coast of H Long Bay. The width of the beach is one hundred meters, …
Not only is Halong Bay beautiful in itself - its islands, like magical chests, inconspicuous from the outside, conceal real treasu …
Thien Duong Cave was discovered in 2005. The first to enter its gloomy corridors were British cavers from the Cave Research Associ …
Usually tourists get to the island by special bus, which goes from the city of Halong, which is near Hanoi. You can also get here …
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Halong is a city near the eponymous bay in northern Vietnam, known for its fantastic karst relief and seascapes. The history of the region is intertwined with seafaring, fishing traditions and trade routes, and today the city lives in the rhythm of tourists and locals, creating a friendly and slightly mysterious atmosphere where each sunset feels like a picture of the artist.
Among the man-made objects, first of all, an artificial beach Bai Chay with an embankment, a cafe and walking areas is a convenient place to start exploring the city. Halong has berths, observation decks, tourist infrastructure and urban development, providing comfortable stops between sea walks. From here depart special buses and ferries that take tourists to neighboring islands and to bizarre coves.
The natural sights of the bay amaze the imagination: Halong Bay itself with thousands of limestone islands and rocks, grottoes and caves - Sung Sot and Han Sung Sot, Surprise Cave, Rai Thien Duong Cave, Stone Pillars Grotto (Hang Dou Go). The islands of Bo Nau, Castaway and Tuan, as well as Bai Tu Mountain with castle silhouettes, create unique views, golden beaches and secluded coves for swimming and photos.
On our site you can see all these attractions on an interactive map: marked caves, islands, beaches and observation points, there are brief descriptions and photos. Build a convenient route right on the map, calculate the sequence of visits and travel time – this helps to plan both a day walk along the bay and a longer route around the islands.
You can explore Halong yourself: walk along the embankment, take a boat and get into your favorite grottoes or have a picnic on a secluded beach. The alternative is to book excursions with local guides: professionals will tell the legends of combat pelicans and hidden halls of caves, show secret observation points and deepen the knowledge of the geology of the bay and the history of the region.
Come to Halong to see one of the most picturesque corners of Southeast Asia, breathe in the sea air and discover new places. Plan the route, choose the attractions and go to meet the impressions – Halong is waiting for those who want to know what to see and where to go.
