Since being first recognized by UNESCO in 1994, Ha Long Bay has been carefully managed, protected, and preserved to uphold its outstanding global heritage values, contributing to the economic and social development and bringing benefits to the community.

Nature has generously bestowed upon Quang Ninh, located at the northeastern tip of Vietnam, Ha Long Bay – a "wonder of the earth rising between the vast sky."

As autumn passes, it feels like the trees are shedding their old leaves, revealing the vibrant, strong beauty of the bare branches clinging to the cliffs.

On December 30th, Ha Long Bay Management Department held a conference for employees to review the work of 2024 and implement tasks for 2025. The conference was attended by 138 employees of the Department.

The Party Committee of Ha Long Bay Management Department holds a conference to review the 2024 work and implement tasks for 2025

On the afternoon of December 28th, in Ha Long City, Ha Long Bay Management Department held a working session with the faculty members of the Marketing Department and the graduate students of the Marketing major, class 32, from the National Economics University.

Currently, the Ti Top Island task force from the Conservation Center II (Ha Long Bay Management Department) is holding a black leather wallet containing some personal identification documents of Malaysian nationality and a sum of Malaysian money.

Xuân - Hạ -Thu- đông Bốn mùa thay áo mới .

On December 21 and 22, Ha Long Bay Management Department coordinated with the inter-sectoral task force of Ha Long City (collectively referred to as the Inter-sectoral Task Force) to detect and handle several vessels engaging in illegal fishing and seafood exploitation within the core area of Ha Long Bay.

More than a year has passed since UNESCO approved the nomination dossier for the Ha Long Bay – Cat Ba Archipelago (located in Quang Ninh Province and Hai Phong City) to be recognized as a World Natural Heritage site.

On December 22, the staff of the Thiên Cung Cave, Ha Long Bay Management Department, returned lost property to an Indian tourist.

On December 21st, Ha Long Bay Management Department planted more than 400 Bông Mộc and Trai Lý trees at several locations on Ha Long Bay, such as the Sò Cave area, Lướt Mountain, Thiên Cung, Đầu Gỗ, and Mê Cung.