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Halong Bay – A Majestic Beauty That Captivates Hearts Worldwide
Halong Bay, recognized by UNESCO as one of the New Seven Natural Wonders of the World, is famed for its breathtaking ensemble of islands, limestone mountains, caves, and emerald waters. Visitors to Halong are not only treated to stunning landscapes but also thrilling activities like swimming, kayaking, rock climbing, and scuba diving amid vibrant coral reefs.
Introduction to Halong Bay
What makes Halong Bay so irresistible to domestic and international travelers? Here’s your ultimate guide.
What is Halong Bay?
Halong Bay is a UNESCO-listed natural heritage site in Quang Ninh Province, Vietnam. Spanning 1,553 km², the bay features nearly 2,000 islands and islets, with its core zone (335 km²) densely packed with 775 limestone karsts rising dramatically from turquoise waters.
(Image: Halong’s countless islands emerging from the sea | Source: Internet)
Over millions of years, geological tectonics, climate, and environmental factors have shaped Halong’s unique ecosystem—home to lush rainforests, diverse marine life, and coastal habitats. Thousands of flora and fauna species thrive here, adding unparalleled biological value to this natural treasure.
(Image: Halong’s rich biodiversity | Source: Internet)
Where is Halong Bay Located?
Situated in northeastern Vietnam, Halong Bay covers the coastal areas of Halong City, Cam Pha Town, and Van Don District (Quang Ninh Province). It lies on the western edge of the Gulf of Tonkin, just 165 km from Hanoi, making it an ideal getaway for weekend trips or short vacations.
(Image: Map of Halong Bay | Source: Google Maps)
