Ha Long Bay is not only famous for its thousands of majestic limestone islands and mystical caves but also as a habitat for diverse plant species that contribute unique biological value to the heritage area.
On October 9th, the Ha Long Bay Management Department organized a fire prevention and fighting professional training course in 2025 for 72 workers who have been certified in fire prevention, firefighting, and rescue training since 2021. Major Le Minh Tuan, an officer of the Fire Prevention and Rescue Police Team for rivers and seas, conducted propaganda, guidance, and supervision of the program.
Ha Long Bay is home to many saltwater lakes, also known locally as "Ang." These Ang are karst sinkholes formed through geological tectonic processes and are connected to the sea by narrow openings or underwater caves, causing the water levels in the lakes to rise and fall with the daily tides. These lakes are located among the islands and represent a unique geographical feature specific to the Ha Long Bay area.
In response to the urgent developments of Typhoon Matmo (Typhoon No. 11), and in order to ensure the safety of vessels operating in Quang Ninh waters-as well as the safety of people, vehicles, and property-the Department of Agriculture and Environment of Quang Ninh Province has issued a notice to relevant units and the Quang Ninh Inland Waterway Port Authority regarding the temporary suspension of permits for vessels departing from ports and docks.
Ha Long Bay is not only captivating for its skies, waters, white sands, and golden sunlight, but also for an “invisible” element that gently leads you into deep emotions amid the pristine, peaceful wilderness of nature - the sea breeze of Ha Long.
From September 21 to 26, 2025, the 18th meeting of the World’s Most Beautiful Bays Association took place in Tadoussac (Quebec province) and Campbellton (New Brunswick province), Canada.
Để bảo đảm an toàn cho người, phương tiện và tài sản, phòng ngừa ứng phó của Bão Bualoi – cơn bão số 10, Cảng vụ Đường thuỷ và Đăng kiểm phương tiện thuỷ nội địa (Sở Xây dựng Quảng Ninh) vừa có văn bản gửi các đại diện Cảng vụ đường thuỷ nội địa trực thuộc về việc dừng cấp phép tàu rời cảng, bến.