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12 Photos That’ll Make You Want To Travel To The Halong Bay, Vietnam

In the Gulf of Tonkin, the Halong Bay is one of Vietnam’s most powerful symbols, but also one of the New 7 Wonders of Nature. With its breathtaking scenery made of limestone pillars growing out of the emerald water, the Halong Bay fascinates and provides a mysterious and timeless atmosphere. Small and big boats cruise between the mountains, alongside floating villages where people make a living out of the fishing trade. Remarkably preserved, UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1994, the Halong Bay offers unique panoramas within a quietness that exists no place else in the world.

Stunning Scenery

Limestone pillars coming out of the water in the Halong Bay

Boat cruising through the mountains of the Halong Bay

Being all alone in the Halong Bay

Entrance of the Tunnel Cave in the Halong Bay

Panorama from the mountains of Halong

Mysterious atmosphere in the foggy Halong Bay

Floating Villages

People in the Halong Bay live in floating villages

People in floating villages make a living from fishing

People have to use boats to go around floating villages

Sunsets

Amazing sunset over the Halong Bay

The sun goes down behind the pillars of the bay

Boats on the sea at the sunset in the Halong Bay

Crédits photographiques : Geri, Rosino, Nam Viet Voyage

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