Ha Long - Bay of the Descending Dragon

The end of the viet nam war, and the advent of "Doi moi", Vietnam's policy of opening its economy to foreign trade, means that Westerners and South Vietnamese now have a chance to visit Ha long.

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Ti Top Beach

Some 14 km east of Bai Chay is Ti Top Beach,in viet nam which takes the shape of a crescent encompassing the island. Small though it might be, it wins kudos for its quiet and airy atmosphere, its clean and clear waters, as well as its alluring landscape.

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Ha Long Bay - World Heritage

Ha Long Bay, in the Gulf of Tonkin, includes some 1,600 islands and islets, forming a spectacular seascape of limestone pillars.

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What to do in Halong Bay at night

Staying on board in the evening, or travel aroud Halong by cyclo... there are many activities for you to join in.

Ha Long Bay is famous for its natural stony creations, includes1969 big and small islands of which only 40 islands have people living in there. Those impressive islands and caves have been formed around 250-280 million years ago. Most islands here are limestone, some are schist islands. Exploring into the islands one could explore all the beautiful caves that couldn’t be artificially made.

Follow is some activities for you to do in Halong Bay. 

At least once in life, you should try a moonlight night on board in Halong Bay. Clear and Fresh seafood is supplied from coracles of fishers or you fish by yourself.

An experience to travel around Halong by Xích Lô (Cyclo: a kind of bicycle with three wheels driven by a rider) or a horse-driven vehicle in the evening and enjoy the sea atmosphere and the unique leisurely feelings that it brings.It is so great!!!

Come to Bãi Cháy bridge at dawn, take elevator up ( the price is quite cheap) you will sightseeing the sea sunset just found in your dreams.

There are several bars in Halong, most crowded in the evening, however they are quite similar with those in Hanoi or Hochiminh City.

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How to visit Halong Bay

Since being designated a World Heritage site in 1994, much has been made of Halong Bay’s mystical landscape of limestone islets. As the number-one tourist attraction in the northeast, Halong Bay attracts visitors year-round.

UNESCO reports that the numbers of visitors have climbed from 200,000 in 1995 to 1,7000,000 in 2002. There are many ways to experience the ethereal beauty of Halong Bay. Unless you have a private yacht (or you’re an Olympic kayaker), you’ll have to take a tour of some kind.

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