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Bay of the Descending Dragon is the English translation for Halong Bay. This remarkable natural wonder and
UNESCO World Heritage Site became famous in the West when it was featured in the French film Indochine.
Halong Bay is dotted with an estimated 1,969 islands spread over 900 square miles. Some islands are covered in
dense vegetation; others are bare and rocky. Sail gracefully past these imposing formations on a converted
fishing junk. See tiny islands dotted with rock arches, sheer cliffs, innumerable white sand beaches and peaceful
coves. You will stop at Thien Cung Cave and wander through the cavern to marvel at its stalagmite and stalactite
formations.
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== 船停靠一個小島，參觀岩洞 ==
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Ha Long Bay Nov. 11, 2019
