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From Ha Noi we traveled around 130km east to Hạ Long Bay. I was really excited about this trip. When I first researched Viet Nam I came upon the famous images of the limestone karsts and islets perched like pearls in the emerald waters of the bay. The karsts are the big draw, they have been worn down by the sea into pillars and interesting shapes and the water has teased caves and archways into ...
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Tara Cloud
What a mixed bag!
I, too, have always wanted to visit those karst formations, but yikes, that photo of the many boats (even in low season) at Sung Sot Bay is pretty formidable! However, good to hear that you could get away a bit on the grotty water in your kayaks and enjoyed the views. If I make it there, I'll just take the cheapest boat since they all take the same route--thanks for the heads up!