Ha Long Bay, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is famous for its limestone landscape and nearly two thousand islands scattered in jade-blue waters. If you’re planning a trip to the area, check out these top must-see tourist attractions in Ha Long Bay.

Sung Sot Cave

Sung Sot Cave is the largest and most beautiful cave in Ha Long Bay. True to its name, “Cave of Surprises”, when you come here, you will be amazed by the beauty of nature in the hands of nature. Located on Bo Hon Island, the cave is considered the center of the Ha Long Bay world natural heritage.

The cave is divided into two main compartments, the entire first compartment is like a large and spacious theater. The ceiling of the cave is created by a system of magical stalactites that shine like crystal chandeliers. In addition, the cave also has stalactites with various shapes according to flora and fauna… According to the planning of the board of directors of Ha Long Bay, Sung Sot Cave belongs to tourist route number 02, the main tourist route for tourists who want to experience night services on cruises with famous destinations such as: Titop Island, Luon Cave. .

Titop Island

In fact, this is an ideal place for all tourists to immerse themselves in the crystal clear waters and natural scenery of Ha Long. Ti Top Island has a crescent-shaped sandy beach. The sand here is washed pure white by the tide in all four seasons.

Cruise ships often stop here for tourists to disembark to swim or go up to one floor halfway and another at the top of the mountain to enjoy the view from above. Currently on this beach there is a bar, swimsuit rental, floats for swimming and freshwater bathing services. There is a rental service for jet skis and parachutes.

Luon Cave

Luon Cave is located in the south of Ha Long Bay, about 14 km southeast of Tuan Chau Island. Located on Bo Hon Island and just 1 km from Sung Sot Cave, Luon Cave is an open cave. Visitors can only travel by boat to get here. The cave is essentially a group of islands that together form a brackish lake about 1 km away.

To enter the cave, visitors must pass through an arch 100 meters long, 3 meters wide and 2.5 to 4 meters high depending on the tidal flow. The arches were formed by erosion over millions of years.

Once through the arch, visitors will admire the limestone cliffs submerged in the clear blue water of the lake, as well as feel the peace while kayaking around the lake area.

For tourists who are not brave enough to kayak, sitting on a bamboo boat is the right choice to experience the beautiful scenery and relaxation here.

Not only that, on board the ship visitors will also find mischievous monkeys climbing the cliffs, orchids delicately emerging from the rocks or fig trees falling to the ground. The cliffs have a characteristic nostalgic appearance.

Bai Tu Long Bay

Located in the Gulf of Tonkin, in the northeastern region of Vietnam. Bai Tu Long Bay includes a maritime area of ​​Ha Long City, Cam Pha City and Van Don Island District. The southwest is bordered by Ha Long Bay, the east by the sea, the west by the mainland with the city of Cam Pha, and the northeast by the island district of Co To. Bai Tu Long Bay includes hundreds of large and small islands, many of which are large and inhabited.

If Ha Long Bay is a stunningly beautiful girl, then Bai Tu Long Bay is a pure and charming young woman. In fact, Bai Tu Long Bay and Ha Long are beautiful natural wonders of the world. This place includes hundreds of large and small islands, many of which are large and inhabited. The population of the bay lives concentrated in the island district of Van Don and the islands of Quan Lan, Ban Sen, Ngoc Vung and the coastal areas of Ben Do and Cua Ong… People here live mainly from fishing and aquaculture .

If tourists want to visit and stop here, they only need to book cruises with 2 days 1 night or 3 days 2 nights itineraries.

Thien Cung Cave

Thien Cung Cave is located on Dau Go Island, southwest of Ha Long Bay, 4 km from the cruise port and at an altitude of 25 m above sea level. The path to the Thien Cung cave passes through steep cliffs, covered with leafy trees on both sides, through a narrow gap the cave opens into space on a quadrilateral surface 130 m long.

The more we enter the cave, the more we are amazed by the extremely vivid and splendid beauty created by the stalactites. On the eastern wall of the cave there is a monumental painting, in which characters from ancient fairy tales emerge with soft and flexible lines, extremely delicate in every small detail.

Thien Cung Cave gives us the feeling of being able to see a unique, elaborate and interesting reserve of art, created by the magical hands of the Creator, beyond human talent and imagination.