ベトナムの峡谷・トップ6

Very beautiful road! I recommend passing along here if you get to Phong Nha, just mind the elevation 😀

Water and limestone cliffs – what a magnificent backdrop for a cycling tour through the so-called dry Halong Bay

Nice waterfall with dam between. Path is nice, partially beton way. Metal bridge over river. Bellow of cascade is nice gorge, walley with large stones.

You can climb the mountain using ladders and stone steps. The view is worth it. You can also stop for a bite to eat at the foot of the mountain

A nice boat ride into the "Dry Halong Bay", serene and through a beautiful landscape. Best to do it in the early morning as it will be less busy and the light is very nice before the sun reaches the zenith. The price per person is 250k VND, a maximum of two foreigners per boat are allowed (operating 7:30 - 17:00). Be prepared that the boat person will very boldly remind you several times to give a tip.

Unusual landscape composition with steep karst rocks, flooded valleys and very low/narrow "wet" caves. Everything can be experienced during a 3-hour rowing boat tour. The World Heritage title has been awarded here for good reason.

The highlight of the Ninh Binh province in north-central Vietnam is the dry Halong Bay. Like its famous sister in North Vietnam, the landscape of Dry Halong Bay is shaped by steep karst rocks. Except that they don't rise out of the sea, but are part of a mountainous landscape with caves, valleys, lush green rice fields and a widely branched river system. There is no question of it being dry, the bay is a marvel of nature and has therefore been a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 2014. When the weather is nice, this one and a half hour rowing boat trip with a sampan is certainly a dream. Unfortunately, when it rains, you cannot see the beautiful karst mountains very well. The boatmen row their sampans with their feet. What at first glance looks like comfortable cycling while lying down is in fact a strenuous and sweaty affair in the heat and since they are rowing several kilometers. There are boat docks in Tam Coc, Trang Ang and Van Long.

Great views through this downhill section.