Ha Long Bay was recognized by UNESCO in 1994 and

2000 as a World Natural Heritage.

Ha Long Bay is a small bay on the west coast of the Gulf

of Tonkin in the Northeast sea area of Vietnam, including
the island area of Ha Long city in Quang Ninh province.

Ha Long Bay is famous for:

- The presence of thousands of islands of different

sizes and interesting caves cluster together into a world
that is both lively and mysterious.

- Ha Long Bay is also a place of high biodiversity with

a typical ecosystem with thousands of extremely rich and
diverse species of flora and fauna.
Ha Long Bay is of great importance:

- Ha Long Bay is not only a beautiful tourist

destination, but also has historical and cultural value.

- It has a diverse marine ecosystem, with many rare

flora and fauna species.

- Ha Long Bay has become a symbol and attractive

destination not only for Vietnamese people but also
attracts millions of tourists from all over the world.

- It contributes to Vietnam's tourism and economy.

=> Ha Long Bay is not only a famous tourist destination,

but also a cultural, natural and scientific treasure that
Vietnam and the world cherish.