Ha Long Bay
UNESCO World Heritage Wonder
Discover Vietnam's most iconic destination featuring thousands of limestone karsts and islands rising from emerald waters, offering breathtaking cruises and unforgettable adventures.
About Ha Long Bay
Ha Long Bay, a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1994, is one of the world's most spectacular natural wonders. Located in northeastern Vietnam, this stunning seascape features nearly 2,000 limestone karsts and islands of various sizes and shapes, creating a dramatic landscape that has inspired poets and artists for centuries.
The bay's name translates to 'Descending Dragon Bay,' derived from a legendary tale of dragons that helped the Vietnamese defend against invaders. Today, visitors can explore hidden caves, floating fishing villages, secluded beaches, and enjoy world-class kayaking, swimming, and overnight junk boat cruises.
Top Attractions
Sung Sot Cave
One of the largest and most beautiful caves in Ha Long Bay
Ti Top Island
Climb 400 steps for panoramic views of the bay
Floating Villages
Experience authentic life on the water at Cua Van or Vung Vieng
Junk Boat Cruises
Overnight cruises on traditional wooden boats through the karsts