Haiphong is the third largest city in Vietnam, serving as one of the major seaports and a significant commercial center of the country. Located approximately 102 km east of the capital city, Hanoi. It borders Quang Ninh province to the north, Hai Duong province to the west, and Thai Binh province to the south.

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Tourism in Haiphong boasts numerous temples, pagodas, mausoleums, and famous worshiping sites such as Du Hang Pagoda, Nghè Temple, and Hang Kenh Temple... Haiphong is a destination along the tourist route: Hanoi - Haiphong - Halong Bay, about 20km from Do Son Beach. From Do Son Beach, tourists can conveniently visit Cat Ba National Park, Bai Tu Long Bay, and Halong Bay.
Do Son Beach
Boasting perfect natural charm, Do Son Beach is one of the renowned destinations in northern Vietnam. Originally a small peninsula, Do Son is formed by the natural protrusion of Dragon Mountain into the sea, creating an exquisite piece amidst vast hills and the endless ocean.

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In addition to its natural allure, the infrastructure, cultural beauty, and friendliness of the locals here are also admirable. You will also find a system of quality restaurants, affordable hotels, and well-connected roads, convenient for relaxation and engaging in exciting activities. The winding roads along the mountains and pine forests will offer you many breathtaking views, while the beaches are picturesque and romantic.
The Majestic Dư Hàng Temple
This is one of the most unique relics in Hải Phòng city. Dư Hàng is an ancient temple, built during the Ly Dynasty. Despite undergoing renovations and reconstructions, the temple still exudes an elegant charm, with its distinctive traditional style, captivating the gaze of many tourists. Inside the temple, there are numerous Buddha statues and valuable relics carefully preserved.

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Đình Tràng Kênh – A Vibrant Tourist Destination with Festivals Galore
Đình Tràng Kênh, also known as Nhân Thọ Đình in Sino-Vietnamese, was constructed in 1717. Later in 1905, Hàng Kênh was expanded. This architectural marvel impresses with its main halls, tiled roofs, and unique designs. Every year, on the full moon days of the lunar calendar, this place hosts various rituals, festivals, and traditional games.
Cát Bà Island – The Beautiful Northern Pearl
As the largest island in the Gulf of Hải Phòng, approximately half of its area is covered by a national park – home to endangered species like cats and langurs. The island boasts diverse natural ecosystems, including both marine and terrestrial environments. Cát Bà features pristine natural landscapes such as limestone mountains, tropical limestone forests, coral reefs, mangrove forests, seagrass beds, estuaries, beaches, caves, willow forests, and marshes...

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Cát Bà Island is renowned as one of the most densely populated islands in Hạ Long Bay, home to approximately 13,000 residents. It is a captivating destination for nature enthusiasts and those fascinated by its wondrous dynamics. Cát Bà is also known as the Northern Pearl Island, standing out prominently among the total of 1,969 islands in the area.
Must-Visit: Compilation of Stunning Tourist Destinations in Hải Phòng
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