Ha Long Bay, with its majestic natural scenery and stunning limestone islands, has become one of the top travel destinations in Vietnam.

Viet Hai, a remote village nestled amidst the stunning limestone landscape in northern Vietnam, offers a compelling story of transformation and the resilient spirit of its people.

Ha Long Bay, Vietnam’s coastal paradise, renowned for its majestic natural wonders and mesmerizing limestone islands, is the perfect destination for those seeking tranquility and relaxation amidst the vast sea.

Before every trip, thorough preparation of the itinerary is essential to having the best experience. Cruising in Ha Long Bay is becoming increasingly popular. However, for first-time travelers, researching information before the trip is crucial. Let’s take a look at some useful tips for a Ha Long Bay cruise!

September marks the end of the hot and humid summer with its intense sunshine and heavy rains. The weather gradually shifts to autumn, bringing cooler and more pleasant air, with decreasing rainfall.

Summer quietly fades away, giving way to the gentle arrival of autumn, often unnoticed. There are no strong scents of milkweed flowers, no aromatic green sticky rice cakes, or colorful flower carts and traditional toy shops adorned with vibrant lion heads for the Mid-Autumn Festival. Just the gentle sea breeze carrying the scent of the ocean is enough to captivate and move visitors with the beauty

One of the essentials for the Mid-Autumn Festival is the dazzling and vibrant scene created by star lanterns and colorful lanterns. On the cruise, lanterns are decorated everywhere in countless shapes and colors, creating a joyful and festive atmosphere. Guests can freely choose their favorite lanterns to join the lantern parade, adding a special and cohesive touch to the celebration.

Lan Ha Bay attracts visitors not only with its stunning limestone formations along the coast, featuring fantastical and picturesque caves, but also with the relaxing atmosphere and tranquility it offers. The harmony between the contours of the islands, the sea and the sky’s clouds creates a rich and vibrant natural panorama.

On December 17, 1994, during the 18th session held in Phuket, Thailand, the UNESCO World Heritage Committee officially recognized Halong Bay as a World Natural Heritage Site. This recognition was based on the bay's outstanding global aesthetic value under the International Convention for the Protection of the Cultural and Natural Heritage.