Bai Tu Long Bay: A 2-Day Vietnam Trip

Highlights of the Trip

Embark on a mesmerising 2-day voyage aboard the Dragon Legend Cruise during your holiday to Vietnam. This offers an unforgettable journey through the remarkable beauty of Bai Tu Long Bay.

Your Vietnam trip begins with a seamless pickup from Hanoi, whisking you away to this enchanting bay. As you board the boat, prepare to be awed by the towering limestone karsts and emerald waters. Explore the ethereal Thien Canh Son Cave and revel in the crystal-clear waters of Hon Co Island, perfect for swimming and kayaking. An overnight stay in the tranquil Tra San area offers a chance to savour the bay’s serenity. The following day begins with the grace of morning tai chi on deck. Dive into the local life with a visit to the Vung Vieng fishing village, where you’ll meet the friendly locals, witness the floating school, and explore the fish farms. Your journey concludes with a cultural touch at Yen Duc village, where a captivating water puppet show awaits.

This 2-day cruise promises a perfect blend of natural beauty, adventure, and cultural immersion, making it an unforgettable experience in Bai Tu Long Bay and an excellent addition to your holiday to Vietnam.

Destinations and the Landmarks / Sights to Visit

• Bai Tu Long Bay: Exploring the beauty of this area, from limestone karsts to crystal clear water.
• Thien Canh Son Cave: This breath-taking cave, also known as ‘Heavenly Cave on Mountain,’ is named after its location on the slope of a mountain with a panoramic view of the bay.
• Hon Co Island: Hon Co Island is a breathtakingly beautiful and secluded island located in the Gulf of Tonkin in Vietnam.

Cultural Experiences & Activities of this Holiday

Tai-chi Session: Embrace a tranquil session onboard your cruise. The origins of tai chi can be traced back to Zhang Sanfeng, a Taoist monk who created the practice based on the movements of animals and nature. In Vietnam, tai chi is known as ‘Thai Cuc,’ which translates to ‘Supreme Ultimate Fist’ and is often referred to as a Wudang style of tai chi. It is believed that the practice was introduced to Vietnam during the 17th century when the country was under Chinese rule.

Vung Vieng fishing village: Nestled in the idyllic beauty of Halong Bay, Vietnam, lies the quaint and charming Vung Vieng fishing village. This hidden gem is a peaceful escape from the bustling city life and offers a unique glimpse into the traditional way of life in this ancient fishing village.

Yen Duc village Water Puppet Show: This show is a highly treasured and renowned art form in Vietnam, dating back to the 11th century and originating in the Red River Delta region. Yen Duc village has become a popular spot for tourists to witness this ancient traditional performance.

Accommodation of this Tour

Dragon Legend Ship (luxury cabin).