Wonderful seascapes, caves, kayaking, bio-variety and Vietnam's best seafood  

Vietnam’s most evident attraction is Ha Long Bay, adjoining to the Gulf of Tonkin, and at the moment attracting almost two million visitors every year. Despite its standing as one in all Vietnam’s busiest tourist centre, its huge scale, unique geomorphology and indisputable splendors makes a go to virtually essential.

With Gia Linh Travel, you escape the worst of the crowds. We use solely high quality boats, and suggest an evening on the bay to permit time for the less visited islands and grottoes, leaving those which were equipped with lights, walkways, refreshment stalls and souvenir retailers to the tourists. The exceptions are Dao Go, a large cavern worth visiting for its grandeur, and Sung Sot, for its remark ready stalactites and stalagmites. 

Ha long City

The city is the provincial capital of Quang Ninh province, and was created within the nineties by amalgamating Bai Chay, a tourist area, with the a lot larger industrial and commercial area of Hong Gia. The considerable differences between the two parts, and their separation by a busy car ferry crossing the Cua Luc estuary, made them uneasy bedfellows at first, however time and the approaching development of a bridge is bringing them together. 

Around Ha Long

Except Ha Long Bay, the remainder of Quang Ninh Province has a range of attractions to tempt visitors. 

Yen Tu - the sacred mountain

Situated about 130 km from Hanoi, a few kilometre north of the principle street to Ha Lengthy at Uong Bi, is Yen Tu Mountain, the location of a complex of eleven pagodas and as regards to 100 shrines and towers. Many are dedicated to the early founders of Vietnamese Buddhism who lived and worked there.

Closely visited through household pilgrims all over the early part of the yr, it is worth the long, steep climb now not just for its ancient passion, but also for the attractive landscape and views. A cable car is a contemporary innovation.