Occupying three-quarters of Halong Bay World Heritage Site, Bai Tu Long Bay remains an extensive unexplored area that promises to give many unique experiences, far from a heavily tourist sites.

Located immediately east of Halong Bay, Bai Tu Long Bay stretches all the way to the Chinese border, encompassing a massive area, which includes a long string of islands and a national park. Every bit as beautiful as its more famous neighbor, Bai Tu Long Bay is the right choice for any visitor who wants to experience the magic landscape of Halong Bay but is keen to avoid crowds.

A glimpse of Bai Tu Long Bay

The less-traveled Bai Tu Long Bay is located in the East of Halong Bay and stretches all the way to China-Vietnam’s border. Covering a total area of 15,000 ha, Bai Tu Long Bay is a fantasy-like archipelago that is defined by thousands of islands formed by nature over time. There’re numerous pristine natural landscapes and a massive area including a long string of islands. Beyond the natural splendor, there’s a national park considered a priceless national treasure in Bai Tu Long Bay. The biodiversity in Bai Tu Long remains untouched by typical eco-systems like mangrove forests, coral reefs, and tropical forest ecosystems.

Bai Tu Long Bay

The primitive charm of Bai Tu Long Bay lies in its limestone caves and historical sites such as Van Don Pier, Tinh Hai Pier, and a citadel from the Mac Dynasty on Ngoc Vung Island. Additionally, many visitors’ curiosity is triggered by beautiful off-the-beaten-track attractions like Quan Lan, Ngoc Vung, Ang Du Area, Thay Cave, Vung Vieng Fishing Village, Thien Canh Son Cave, Ban Chan Beach, and many other stunning beaches.