Discover the charming beauty of caves in Ha Long

SKĐS - When mentioning Ha Long Bay, people will immediately think of the paradise of caves. Here, the clear blue sea water blends with limestone mountains that have been formed over millions of years, creating stalactite caves with majestic and charming beauty.

In the context of the pandemic, Vietnam tourism is on the right track with adapting and flexibly living with COVID-19. On March 15, Vietnam officially reopened tourism activities under new normal conditions.

Some photos of the Health & Life Newspaper reporter recorded the beauty of the cave in Ha Long in the past.

STUNNING CAVE

Sung Sot Cave is located in the central area of the World Heritage Site of Ha Long Bay, on Bo Hon Island. This is one of the largest and most beautiful caves in Ha Long Bay. It is home to many rocky islands with unique and distinctive shapes.

With shimmering, magical stalactites...

...transform into countless strange shapes and lighting effects that create a beautiful scene.

The path to Sung Sot Cave winds under the forest canopy and over steep stone steps.

Visiting Sung Sot Cave, you can both experience mountain climbing and admire the majestic natural beauty within the heritage.

WOODEN HEAD CAVE

Dau Go Cave is 12m wide and the entrance is about 17m high.

This is also the largest limestone cave in Ha Long.

The cave is wide, beautiful, and has an ancient, mossy look that is so attractive and wonderful that the French call it "The Cave of Wonders".

This is considered one of the oldest caves in Ha Long Bay.

With a long tectonic history of nearly 2 million years old.

In addition, the cave has a diverse flora of mosses, ferns, and woody plants, creating a very special landscape.

HEAVENLY PALACE CAVE

Thien Cung Cave is one of the most beautiful caves in Ha Long Bay that you cannot miss when coming to Ha Long.

Possessing the harmonious beauty of nature, rocks and water create a magnificent landscape.

Therefore, this cave attracts a large number of domestic and foreign tourists to visit.

The cave is located in the southwest of Ha Long Bay, 4km from the tourist port on Dau Go Island.

25m above sea level.

The road up to Thien Cung Cave is steep and covered with trees on both sides.

Before your eyes opens a breathtaking scene. With cliffs covered with stalactites and stalagmites of strange shapes.

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