Ha-Long Bay is one of those wonders of nature that I recommend seeing at least once in your life. Located in Vietnam , it is formed by a multitude of limestone piles that float in the sea, thus forming a mysterious route between hidden cavities and caves.
More than 4,000 square kilometers of boat tour to fully see an impressive landscape located in the north of the country, 170 kilometers from the capital, Hanoi . UNESCO already named it as a World Heritage Site in 1994 and it is currently a protected area. It is not for less.
Ha-Long means descending dragon . The legend says that it was a celestial dragon that inhabited that area commanded by the Jade Emperor , all to protect the country from any attack by sea.
In total, 1,600 small islands and rocks make up the place with the most tourist attraction in the country. There are floating houses and fishing villages, places where logically they feed solely and exclusively thanks to the sea. There are also restaurants with a great offer of fish and unbeatable views. Finally, there is a circuit enabled that allows you to be inside caves that have been formed over the years.