Titop Island (Ti Top)
When the boat docks at Ti Top Island, foot enthusiasts will have about 60 minutes to explore and explore this coordinate. You will have 2 choices: go up the mountain to see the panoramic view of Ha Long Bay or go to the sea to soak.
One of the indispensable experiences when checking in to Ti Top Island is swimming. This island has a beautiful beach called Ti Top or Moon Beach. The reason for that unique name is because from above, this beach is curved like the moon that embraces the island.
Besides, for those who like thrills, they can participate in some other attractive activities, such as kayaking, skydiving, buoy pulling... very interesting. If you are a climber, then it is recommended to take some time to conquer the 400 steps to reach the top of Ti Top Island, because the scenery here will certainly not disappoint you.
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Sung Sot Cave
This is the widest cave discovered on Ha Long Bay and has high geological scientific value. Deep in the cave is stalactite blocks with many strange shapes. The name of the cave is derived from the fact that many tourists are enthusiastic about admiring, going from one surprise to another when entering the cave.
The cave is divided into two main compartments. The first compartment is likened to a large theater with a ceiling covered with a silky velvet carpet. Visitors when entering will feel overwhelmed by the bright light from the lights at the cave. In this compartment, there are also many stone statues with many different shapes such as elephants and seals that are quite vivid.
Visitors need to cross a small road to reach the second compartment. If the most magnificent compartment with electric light, this compartment gives you a new ancient feeling. The system of stone artifacts combined together helps the cave become special with shapes that can be associated with the legend of Thanh Giong such as horses and swords. This second compartment has a vast cave bed, and the capacity can be up to a thousand people at once.
Moving on, you will set foot in the noble garden at the highest peak of the cave. This place opens up a charming landscape with a small lake, many kinds of trees, flowers, and wild birds.
Luon Cave
Located in a very special location, Luon Cave is surrounded by a charming natural scenery with clouds, mountains and green plants. The cave arch with a natural shape of about 60m long always reflects the blue sea water and beautiful boats passing by, creating a beautiful watercolor painting.
The cave is located on the Bo Hon island range, shaped like a tunnel with a flooded bottom. Deep in the cave there is a small lake. The cave is the road between the sea and this lake. The lake is surrounded by arch-shaped steep cliffs. To enter the lake, visitors must go by boat or kayak. Visiting the cave on high tide days, visitors will experience the feeling of having to bend over a boat through the flooded cave floor to enter the lake. This is also the reason for the origin of the name luon cave. There is also a boating service to see the golden monkeys.
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Empty Cave
Trang Cave has an area of about 300 m2. This is one of the cave archaeological sites of the Soi Nhu culture, dating back 18,000-7,000 years. At the northwest and southeast estuaries there are traces of yellowish-brown sediment layers and freshwater snail shells. Besides, there are also a small number of freshwater mollusks: mussels, shells, mussels. Entering the cave, visitors can see the beauty of the cave arch, stalactite blocks, and can hear the sound of the draft wind through the rock crevices bouncing against the cave walls, creating a sound like a drum.
Trang Cave has a dinner service inside, visitors should contact the management in advance for detailed information.
Trang Cave is located opposite Trinh Nu Cave on Bo Hon Island, about 15km from Bai Chay and 12km from Ha Long city. The two caves are about 700m apart through a small, clear, picturesque sea and have cave entrances facing in different directions.
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Trang Mai Island
These are two small islands about 12 m high opposite each other, which look like a pair of roosters and hens. The two islands seemed to be facing each other affectionately. When the ship passed slightly, Trang Mai Island became the image of a giant fish struggling in the middle of the sea. When the ship just passed, looking back, the shape of the love chickens was gone, instead it was the shape of a swimming fish.
Trang Mai Island is a symbol of Ha Long Bay tourism. In 2000, this place was also chosen as a symbol of Vietnamese tourism. Trang Mai Island is an endless source of inspiration for art creators.
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