Ha Long

Ha Long Bay is Vietnam most iconic destination, a UNESCO World Heritage Site of over 1,600 limestone islands rising from the emerald Gulf of Tonkin.

Sung Sot (Surprise) is the largest cave in Ha Long Bay with two vast chambers. The first looks like an enormous theater; the second reveals a hidden world of limestone formations.

Thien Cung (Heavenly Palace) Cave is one of Ha Long Bay most spectacular grottos, with an immense vaulted ceiling draped in stalactites and legendary carved rock drawings.

Ti Top Island offers Ha Long Bay finest swimming beach and, for those who climb 400 steps to the summit, a breathtaking 360-degree panorama over thousands of limestone islands.

Cat Ba Island is the largest island in Ha Long Bay, home to a UNESCO-listed national park, endangered langurs, pristine beaches and top spots for rock climbing and kayaking.