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Fighting Cocks Islet (Hòn Trống Mái): Location, Legend & Route

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Fighting Cocks Islet (Hòn Trống Mái) is a famous paired limestone formation on Ha Long Bay routes 1 and 5.…

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Thumb Islet, which we locals call Hon Ngon Tay, is a remarkable, 10-meter-tall limestone pillar that looks exactly like a…

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While most travelers come to Ha Long for the water, the Quang Ninh Museum is the definitive cultural landmark of…

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Traveling from the modern skyline of Singapore to the emerald karsts of Ha Long Bay has never been easier. With…

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Tucked deep within the primary forests of Cat Ba National Park lies a secluded enclave that we often call "The…

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While most travelers focus on the limestone caves of Ha Long, those "in the know" head to Frog Pond (Ao…

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If cruising is the best way to see the bay, kayaking is the only way to feel it. Paddling through…

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While the central areas of Ha Long Bay are famous for their colossal and magnificent caves, Vietnamstory wants to take…

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Ha Long Bay is worth visiting for many travellers, but not every itinerary. See who it suits, when a day…

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Đầu Gỗ Cave is a three-chamber cave on Ha Long Bay Route 1, near Thiên Cung Cave. See its scale,…

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For Indian travelers, finding a familiar taste of home is a key part of the Ha Long Bay experience. While…

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In the heart of the Bai Chay tourist hub, two distinct market experiences await. Whether you are seeking a rustic…