Halong - Quang Ninh

Ha Long Bay is well-known for its wonderful landscape of limestone mountains rising up from the emerald water. There are more than 1000 islands scattered over an area of 1,500 square kilometers with their spectacular formations, several of which are naturally decorated with beautiful caves offering dazzling stalactites. "Ha Long", meaning "descending dragon", is related to a legend telling about a dragon that created the bay and islands with its flailing tail...

A passport valid for six months is required for entry into Cambodia. Visas: Visas are required by all nationals referred to in the chart above. You can obtain these in advance or on arrival at most ports of entry.

Visitors to Vietnam must obtain a visa from one of the Vietnamese diplomatic missions unless they come from one of the visa exempt countries or countries eligible for electronic visas. Your passport must be valid for six months upon arrival in Vietnam. Some nationalities need a visa in advance for all visits, some don't.

Highlights of the pagoda is Mia Tong Quan Âm Tu (0.76 m high), often called the Ba ocular. This subject described a woman modest, with grace, of boring but at very lenient, ?m a baby kháu kh?nh offset press. Road features engraved soft, machine sliding.

Lang Son is a northern province which is located on the Sino-Vietnamese border over a stretch of 253 kilometers. Lang son town is linked with Hanoi via National Highway 1A. This is an important transportation link between Vietnam and China. The main ethnic groups found in that area include the Kinh, Tay, Nung, Dao, and Ngai.  The annual average temperature is 21.5°C with an annual humidity of 82%.  Famous tourist sites include Tien Pagoda, Tien Pond, Nhat Thanh Cave, Nhi Thanh Cave, Tam Thanh Cave, and Mau Son Resort.

Ha Long Bay is well-known for its wonderful landscape of limestone mountains rising up from the emerald water. There are more than 1000 islands scattered over an area of 1,500 square kilometers with their spectacular formations, several of which are naturally decorated with beautiful caves offering dazzling stalactites. "Ha Long", meaning "descending dragon", is related to a legend telling about a dragon that created the bay and islands with its flailing tail...