ITINERARY 7h30 – 8h15: Pick up at your hotel inside Ha Noi old quater then depart to visit Ha Long bay-the natural world heritage. 9h30- 9h45: After long journey on bus, you have 30 minutes for relaxing at Hai Duong city where you can see how handicated people make souvernirs and taste green bean cake (a type of traditional cake in Hai Duong province). 10h15 – 10h30 : Get on bus then continue going to Ha Long bay. 12h00 – 12h15 : Arrive Tuan Chau Habour, get on boat, Enjoy welcome drink by hot or cold tea.After that You will be served lunch with nice local sea foods while boat moving to overview the beauty of the bay. 13h30 – 13h45: Boat stops at floating village where you can visit fishing farm and do kayaking or bamboo boat which is rowed by local people to visit Luon cave or relaxing at sundeck about 30 minutes. 14h30 – 14h45 : Continueing the journey for visiting Sung Sot cave ( or Supprising cave in english) which is the biggest and nicest cave in Ha Long bay .You will have 45 minutes to discover the cave 15h30- 15h45 Comming back on boat and moving to TiTop Island where you can do swimming or Climbing up to the top of the island to overview Ha Long bay.After that you get on the boat back to habour. On the way you will have Sunset party with wine, candy and fresh fruit. 17h45 – 18h00 : Arrive Habour get on the bus to come back Ha Noi. On the way the bus will stop about 15 minutes for relaxing. 21h30 – 22h00: Arrive Ha Noi bus take you back to your hotel. The end of great tour. Big Note: You can choose to come back by hight way and arrive Ha Noi around 20h30-21h00

Of all of Halong’s caves, Sung Sot cave is the largest, perhaps the most renowned, and likely the most visited of all. Maybe you saw our previous post about the top caves in Halong Bay worth visiting– if so, you understand our fascination with these extraordinary formations. Among the 1,969 sunken limestone towers submerged in the indigo waters of Halong Bay are a series of ancient caves and grottoes- many of which remained unexplored. To date, there are 59 caves listed on the official registry (this includes the most recent discovery of 23 ‘new’ caves), all of which have a special belonging in Halong Bay’s distinctive ecosystem. Undoubtedly the most famous of them all is Sung Sot Cave, which has rightfully earned its near legendary status among visitors to the world-famous bay.