Bai Tu Long Bay

Thien Canh Son Cave: Bai Tu Long Bay’s Most Spectacular Cavern, Vietnam Thien Canh Son Cave — meaning “Mountain of the Heavenly View” — is the signature cave of Bai Tu Long Bay and one of the most spectacular yet least-visited limestone caverns in northern Vietnam. Located on Hon Co Island (also known as Grass […]

Vung Vieng Fishing Village: Bai Tu Long Bay’s Most Authentic Floating Community Vung Vieng Fishing Village is one of the last traditional floating fishing communities remaining in northern Vietnam — and the most celebrated of the four floating villages that once thrived across the broader Halong Bay region. Nestled in the heart of Bai Tu […]

Bai Tu Long Bay Attractions: Top Must-See Destinations & Best Cruises to Visit Them Bai Tu Long Bay — Vịnh Bái Tử Long, “Children of the Dragon Bay” — is the quietest and least-visited of Vietnam’s three great limestone bays, lying northeast of Halong Bay in Quang Ninh Province. According to legend, this is where […]

Cap La Island: Bai Tu Long Bay’s Quietest Beach & Most Pristine Cave Cap La Island — Cap La in Vietnamese — is one of the least-visited and most genuinely unspoiled destinations in the entire Bai Tu Long Bay region. Nestled in the Cong Do island chain, approximately 18 kilometers southeast of Halong International Port, […]

Cong Dam Area: Bai Tu Long Bay’s Open-Air Geological Museum Cong Dam Area is one of the most distinctive and least-visited destinations in all of Bai Tu Long Bay — a remote section of the bay widely described as an “outdoor geological museum”, where limestone karst formations aged approximately 340 million years rise from the […]