Ha Long Bay, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, captivates both domestic and international tourists with its mesmerizing natural charm. The bay boasts thousands of limestone islands of various shapes and sizes scattered throughout, creating a majestic and unique landscape unlike any other in the world.

• A popular choice for exploration is taking a cruise with itineraries that pass through notable points such as Chicken Rock, Incense Burner Islet, Surprising Cave, and Titop Island.
• To fully experience the beauty, consider staying overnight on a cruise. Some cruise tours even offer experiences like early morning tai chi sessions, swimming, kayaking, night squid fishing, visits to fishing villages, pearl farms, cooking classes, and more.
• Exploring by helicopter or seaplane provides a new perspective on the beauty of the entire bay.

Bai Tho Mountain, standing at 200 meters, is considered an interesting vantage point overlooking Ha Long Bay and the city.

• Originally named Truyen Dang, meaning "Shining Lamp," the mountain served as a weak defense point for the Northeast gateway thousands of years ago, with the mission of guiding boats in the bay.
• Bai Tho Mountain is adjacent to Ha Long Bay, with its three towering peaks resembling a "giant castle," majestic and magnificent.
• On the journey to conquer this poetic mountain, tourists will find it incredibly interesting, forgetting the fatigue while stepping on the available steps surrounded by lush greenery. Despite being on the mountain, you can still feel the fragrance and refreshing breezes blowing in from the sea.
• From the mountain's summit, you cannot help but be amazed and overwhelmed by the incredibly picturesque and grandiose natural scenery of Ha Long Bay. In the distance, the vast expanse of emerald waters, the towering rocky islands, and scattered boats create a mesmerizing panorama.