The UNESCO World Heritage Site of Halong Bay is renowned for its stunning limestone rock formations, which seem to be perched on the surface of the sea, spanning over 600 square miles of emerald-green seawater. These massive limestone rocks are covered in a thick green coat of tropical rainforests as far as the eye can see!

The coastal city of Da Nang is situated at the mouth of the Han River, on the western coast of the South China Sea, also known as the Western Pacific Ocean, in Vietnam. The city is a perfect blend of the new and the old, existing in harmony, with beaches and nightlife, modern structures like the Dragon Bridge, ancient temples and caves, the famous Marble Mountain, the Statue of Lady Buddha, and the not-to-be-missed attraction: a day trip to Sun World at Ba Na Hills.