
The North
The North
From Ha Long Bay to Ban Gioc Falls, Northeast Vietnam blends dramatic karsts, national parks, and ethnic villages. Our complete guide to planning your journey.
Northeast Vietnam, stretching from the Red River Delta to the Gulf of Tonkin, is the cradle of Vietnamese civilization. This remarkably fertile region, occupied for a thousand years by the Chinese from the 2nd century BC, has become one of the country's most dynamic areas today, thanks to its strategic geography, the port of Haiphong, interest from investors worldwide, and of course, its boundless tourism potential. Beyond the beauty of its mountainous landscapes lies a stunning coastline crowned with a jewel: Ha Long Bay. Enchanting.
Things to See & Do
• A cruise across the emerald waters of Ha Long Bay to explore some of the 3,000 islets and caves at this UNESCO World Heritage site
• Sunbathing on the pristine beaches of Cat Ba Island and hiking through the spectacular wilderness of its national park
• A boat journey across the lakes and rivers of Ba Be National Park to discover this natural paradise
Destinations to Explore
Tam Dao Station
Thai Nguyen
Den Kiep Bac
Con Son
Hai Phong
Ha Long Bay
Ha Long
Cat Ba Island
Bai Tu Long Bay
Mong Cai
Lang Son
Cao Bang
Ba Be National Park
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