Though geographically belong to Hai Phong province, the island is only 25 kilometers away from downtown Halong. As the biggest and fully inhabited island in the archipelago, Cat Ba Island is divided into two fully separated parts: the Cat Ba Town alive with tourism activities and the Cat Ba National Park distinctive with rugged jungle and diverse bio-system. One is crowded with tourists while the other is sparsely populated by small villages of islanders.
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Situated in the south of Halong Bay, Lan Ha Bay would have been so popular if it is not located adjacent to the “tourist giant” neighbor. This arc-shape bay possesses about 400 large and small islands, creating a majestic and fairy landscapes.
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Halong City in Quang Ninh Province is a humble and quiet place located just in the heart of the UNESCO World Heritage Site Halong Bay. Make sure you stop and enjoy the local cuisines, beaches, and night markets that the city has to offer.
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A UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the New 7 Wonders of the World, Halong Bay has made it far in the travel and tourism industry. Boasting its million years old limestone formations and friendly locals, this place contributes to the huge development of Vietnam’s economic rise.
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Home of natural wonder features turquoise waters, limestone karts, and isles of all shapes and sizes, Halong Bay has been continually praised for its scenic magnificence. But have you ever known about the exact globally recognized titles of this bay, aside from its double World Heritage Site and World Nature Wonders title? Shall we list them down?
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