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Halong Bay on Unesco Website
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 The information for Halong Bay on Unesco Website in 2013
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Information for Halong Bay
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 Halong Bay history, location, weather and guides
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Overnight on the junk boats
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 Over 300 tourist boats serve the tourists flocking to the Bai Chay Tourist Wharf. The majority of Ha Long Bay's boats serve the mercy of tour agencies in Hanoi, although walk-in tourists can also negotiate a ride from one of the touts hanging out dockside.
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Hanoi’s must-taste cuisines
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 Culinary art is one of the most interesting things for visitors’ discovery in Hanoi. The city’s most famous cuisine is Pho (noodle) but there are many other cuisines that visitors should not miss to taste.
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Bo Da Pagoda preserves sacred Buddhist treasures
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 If you get the chance to visit the northern province of Bac Giang, you should not miss the opportunity to take in the sacred landscape around Bo Da Pagoda in Thuong Lat Hamlet, Tien Son Commune, Viet Yen District. There you can see Buddhist woodblocks and ancient architecture that has been preserved for hundreds of years
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Visiting Mau Temple and Vang Pagoda in Tam Dao
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 Tam Dao Tourist Area, just 70 kilometers north west of Hanoi and about 25 kilometers from Vinh Yen City in Vinh Phuc Province, was originally built by the French as a hill station to escape from the oppressive humidity of Hanoi.
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Nguom Ngao Cave – a must-see natural wonder
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 Nguom Ngao, an astonishing cave with numerous formations, is the most famous limestone grotto in the northern mountain province of Cao Bang due to its distinctiveness and scale.
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