The fascinating islets of Halong Bay
The drowned karst landscape of Halong Bay is one of the best examples of this type of geological formation in the world. This 1,553 km2 UNESCO inscribed site is home to 1,969 limestone islands and islets, most with cave systems begging to be explored, and pristine beaches perfect for swimming and sunbathing.
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Cultural and historical value of Ha Long
Without a doubt, Ha Long Bay is famous for its timeless karst landscape, towering limestone pillars, islands and islets, and spectacular caves and grottoes. But what is also of interest to visitors, particularly those who have a love of history, is the culture of Ha Long, which is steeped in ancient traditions, mythology and legend.
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Cultural and historical value of Ha Long
Without a doubt, Ha Long Bay is famous for its timeless karst landscape, towering limestone pillars, islands and islets, and spectacular caves and grottoes. But what is also of interest to visitors, particularly those who have a love of history, is the culture of Ha Long, which is steeped in ancient traditions, mythology and legend.
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Cruising Halong Bay in Summer - Embrace the Sun-Kissed Adventure
Cruising Halong Bay in summer is a highlight of any trip to Vietnam, and while not considered peak season, it is still a wonderful time to visit. There are fewer tourists so sites are less crowded, prices are lower and for lovers of heat, this time of year is hot, hot, hot.
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The biodiversity value of Ha Long bay
Think Halong Bay and what immediately springs to mind is the magnificent UNESCO inscribed karst landscape. Limestone islands and islets, formed millions of years ago, loom mysteriously out of the emerald sea. Cool, subterranean cave systems snake deep into the islands, begging to be explored. Fishing villages provide an insight into the rich cultural heritage of the area.
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The biodiversity value of Ha Long bay
Think Halong Bay and what immediately springs to mind is the magnificent UNESCO inscribed karst landscape. Limestone islands and islets, formed millions of years ago, loom mysteriously out of the emerald sea. Cool, subterranean cave systems snake deep into the islands, begging to be explored. Fishing villages provide an insight into the rich cultural heritage of the area.
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