Ha Long is a town in northern Vietnam, famous for a stunning bay that opens onto the Gulf of Tonkin.
If you go in low season, you'll avoid the hoards of tourists and find the visit far more enjoyable.
Ha Long Bay is the body of water in North Vietnam with the famous sugar-loaf formations which is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Spend the night on the water to see the breathtaking sunset and sunrise!
Spend at least one night here: the sunrise and the sunset are absolutely wonderful.
I'd like to give an insight into Hué, a tourist town that was once an imperial city and is famous throughout the country for its food! But what tourists often don't realise is that there are numerous wonderful sites just a few kilometres from this town that are seldom visited but are nonetheless authentic and magnificent
