Ha Long Bay is one of the most beautiful destinations in the world...

Ha Long Bay is considered one of the most beautiful destinations in the world (Photo: Funtime)

On May 24, according to the Information Center (Vietnam National Administration of Tourism ), the prestigious international travel magazine Travel + Leisure rated Ha Long Bay (Quang Ninh province) as one of the 55 most beautiful destinations in the world to admire.

Travel+Leisure says there are countless reasons to travel, but many people choose to seek out inspiring moments, looking for unique sights that will captivate and stop them in their tracks. From clear blue lakes, white sand beaches, majestic mountain ranges or historical ruins, all are captivating visitors to admire and experience. In this list of 55 top destinations, Travel+Leisure mainly recommends national parks, mountains, beaches, deserts and other natural wonders to inspire travel enthusiasts about the next beautiful destinations on their travel itinerary.

With countless limestone mountains covered by deep green forests and emerald green water, Ha Long Bay is a "dream destination" for photographers and tourists. Coming to Ha Long Bay, visitors can not only relax on white sand beaches, swim in cool water, but also have the opportunity to experience wonderful things on a cruise, cruising on the vast ocean to admire the charming natural scenery, or kayak through the system of mysterious caves...

Ha Long Bay has a total natural area of ​​over 1,500km2 with nearly 2,000 large and small islands, creating extremely majestic landscapes. Inside the island system of the bay are caves with famous colors and beautiful stalactites such as: Dau Go Cave, Bo Nau, Trinh Nu, Sung Sot ...

With its own unique values, Ha Long Bay is recognized by UNESCO as a World Natural Heritage. Not only for its aesthetic value, but also for its great geological and geomorphological value, which is of great value to the development of local tourism.

Source: https://baotuyenquang.com.vn/vinh-ha-long-la-mot-trong-nhung-diem-den-dep-nhat-the-gioi-192589.html