Halong Bay has become one of Vietnam’s major attractions since the 1990s. We set sail on a Vietnamese junk tour to see its spectacular, otherworldy limestone karsts.

Located in north-eastern Vietnam, Halong Bay is a UNESCO World Heritage Site renowned for its natural beauty. It’s home to 1,600 limestone karsts and islets, all topped with lush vegetation.

On World Spree’s starter trip to Vietnam, you’ll visit Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City and kick back on a cruise of the country’s famed Halong Bay. The 12-day tour -- including airfare, hotels ...

Cruising Halong Bay has long been one of the top things to do when visiting Vietnam. And now tourists have a new way to experience the dazzling natural attraction. Northern Vietnam Helicopter ...

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As Vietnam modernizes, vestiges of the French colonial era are fading fast, except for the return of the Emeraude to Halong Bay. Since 2003, the beautiful, wood-lined paddle steamer has been ...

Out and about: This beautiful UNESCO World Heritage site in northern Vietnam contains 3000 limestone and dolomite islets, which rise out of the waters in a 1500 square kilometer area. The legends ...

Halong Bay has become one of Vietnam’s major attractions since the 1990s. We set sail on a Vietnamese junk tour to see its spectacular, otherworldy limestone karsts.