Fascinating Cruise Trip in Halong Bay

Karst aren't exceptional in Asia, as these limestone towers are also located in Thailand's Krabi island and China's Guilin area. But Vietnam's Halong Bay leaves karst formations in the dust, as the islets here fill out the bay as far as the eye could see, almost. Some of these islands are so big that they've beaches, lakes and forests filled with animals.

It is unlikely now to find any dragons in Halong Bay, but the bay is a place full of biodiversity. Where wildlife lovers can spot many species of birds and amphibians coastline and the islands are covered with rainforests. It is a paradise of lots of species and corals including the dugong, of fish and marine creatures.

Regrettably, the natural riches and beauty of Halong Bay has also made it a goal for people who would like to exploit its resources. It is in danger of losing much of its aura due to the pressure of hunting and overfishing in the region. Game hunters are quickly decreasing the populations of rare animals, while valuable coral and shells in the sea are being ripped out to become souvenirs and trinkets for tourists. Halong Bay cruise

Many businesses supply a new standard for luxury cruising Halong Bay and today widely known as the number one option for discerning travellers, managing a fleet of four newly constructed wooden junks made in time-honoured standard style, with modern and luxurious cabins and amenities.

Halong Bay isn't only about the limestone karsts, or the cavernous grottoes hollowed out of so a number of these islands. What else, many passengers need to understand, is there to visit at Halong Bay. And what particularly, they would like to know, of wildlife.

Using its breathtaking archipelago of islands towering from misty water, Halong Bay takes the breath away with its cryptic however enchanting beauty. These 3,000 naturally-formed limestone pillars, called karst, are what create Halong Bay a place not found anywhere else in the world, and recognized by UNESCO. Here, you can explore a landscape of interesting caves, lakes and arches, filled with rare wildlife.