Under the deep blue September sky, Ha Long Bay appears like a vivid ink-wash painting. White boats glide gently across the crystal-clear water, reflecting the towering limestone mountains, creating a scene both majestic and poetic.

On September 3rd, Mr. Trần Như Long, Member of the Provincial Party Executive Committee and Deputy Secretary of the Party Committee of the Quang Ninh Provincial People's Committee; and Mr. Phạm Thị An Linh, Member of the Party Executive Committee and Standing Deputy Chair of the Inspection Commission of the Party Committee of the Quang Ninh Provincial People's Committee, attended the regular meeting of the Party Cell of the Research and Operations Department under the Party Committee of Ha Long Bay Management Department.

As the lunar July begins, Ha Long Bay glows with golden sunlight shimmering like honey at dawn.

During the National Day holiday from August 30 to September 2, Ha Long Bay welcomed a total of 45,351 visitors, including 31,967 domestic tourists and 13,384 international tourists - a 35% increase compared to the same period in 2024.

On August 28th, the Ha Long Bay Management Department held the 3rd Conference of outstanding representatives for the 2025-2030 term. The conference was attended by over 100 delegates, including exemplary employees who have achieved remarkable accomplishments during the five-year period from 2020 to 2025, as well as emulation fighters and role models recognized for good deeds.

When mentioning the beautiful scenery of Quang Ninh, tourists immediately think of Ha Long Bay - a UNESCO World Natural Heritage site and one of the New Seven Wonders of Nature. Ha Long Bay, with thousands of limestone islands in countless shapes rising from the clear blue waters, dotted with enchanting caves, pristine white sandy beaches, and a rich marine ecosystem, creates a vast and vibrant natural masterpiece.

On August 21st and 22nd, Ha Long Bay Management Department organized a professional training workshop on identifying relics and artifacts at archaeological sites within Ha Long Bay.

Ha Long Bay is often likened to a vast and vivid ink-wash painting, with thousands of limestone islands rising from the emerald waters, and an incredibly rich and unique system of caves.

Tien Ong cave is located on Cai Tai Islet, in the Hang Trai Island area, about 18 kilometers from Tuan Chau International Marina. The cave is also known by other names: Hang Rền (according to local folklore) and Hang Đục (as referred to by Swedish archaeologist Andersson).

To ensure the safety of people, vessels as well as property and to prevent and respond to the impacts of the tropical depression, the Inland Waterway Authority and the Inland Waterway Vessel Registration Office (Quang Ninh Department of Construction) have issued an official notice to all affiliated Inland Waterway Authorities regarding the suspension of permits for vessels to depart from ports and wharves.

Recently, authorities have continuously detected and handled cases of illegal fishing vessels operating in Ha Long Bay.

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