Recently, many young people in Quang Ninh have found a new check-in "coordinates" right along the coast. The photo location this time is a rocky beach in Tuan Chau ward, near Tuan Chau marina.
From this location, you can see the vast, calm sea, blue water stretching to the other side with modern high-rise buildings. Young people have affectionately called this place "Busan Corner in Ha Long", because the scenery evokes the famous beach that often appears in K-Drama movies.
Bui Thi Hong Phuong (27 years old, Quang Ninh) said: "This location has a quite poetic and romantic view; however, to capture this scene, visitors must preview the weather and tides. Because if the tide recedes too deep, a long sandbar will be revealed, and if the tide rises, the water will cover the rocky beach.
The series of photos of the young girl attracted a lot of attention from the online community. Some comments said that this scenery is very peaceful, bringing a feeling of "healing" even just looking at the photos.
In the cold season, there are not many domestic tourists visiting Ha Long. After I posted photos and videos taken here, more tourists from provinces and cities expressed their desire to come to Ha Long and visit this location," Hong Phuong added.
According to Hong Phuong, this beach is only about 500 m long and cannot be swamped. This is originally a clam scooping beach for local people. From Tuan Chau marina, visitors can find a villa of about 1000 m2 on Tuan Chau island to check-in at this new photo location.
In front of the "Busan corner" in Tuan Chau ward, which is of interest, the check-in location attracting a large number of young people is Ben Doan port in Hong Gai ward. At this location, international super yachts continuously dock at Ha Long International Passenger Port.
With the scenery behind being super yachts from major countries around the world shimmering and brilliant, many women want to have a modern, luxurious photo set. Even, the modernity of Ha Long port is compared by many people to the bustling scene on the coast of Victoria Harbour, Hong Kong (China).
It is estimated that in 2025, Ha Long Bay will welcome more than 3.4 million visitors, including about 2.2 million international visitors. The Ha Long Bay - Yen Tu World Heritage Site Management Board said that this result is associated with efforts to promote heritage values and refresh tourist experiences.
Connecting the tourist space between Ha Long and Bai Tu Long is considered one of the directions to both expand the experience and reduce the burden on crowded areas. Some sea routes have headed towards more pristine landscape areas, including the Bai Tu Long National Park route.
