Cat Ba - a chain of Jade islands

Cat Ba Archipelago, a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve is the largest limestone archipelago of Vietnam with 388 big and small islands, covering a total area of 336sq.km in Cat Hai District, Hai Phong province

Cat Ba seen from the Cannon Fortress Relic located 177m above sea level. (Source: VNA)

Foreign tourists enjoy a cruise trip around Cat Ba Island  (Source: VNA)

Kayaking to Lan Ha Bay. (Source: VNA)

Tourists swim in Thinh  Linh Bay. (Source: VNA)

Cat Ba is endowed by nature with limestone ranges,
suitable for mountaineering. (Source: VNA)

A beach on Cat Ba Island. (Source: VNA)

Many sports are done on the clean and smooth white sandy beach in Cat Ba. (Source: VNA)

Stalactites of different shapes and colours in Trung Trang Cave. (Source: VNA)

White-headed langurs in Cat Ba National Park are listed in the Vietnamese red book. (Source: VNA)

With natural small islets and wild sandy beaches, Cat Ba Island is an attraction for foreign tourists. (Source: VNA)

Studying coral in Cat Ba. (Source: VNA)

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