The Halong Bay is an area of about 1500 km² in the Gulf of Tonkin in northern Vietnam.
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The Halong Bay is an area of about 1500 km² in the Gulf of Tonkin in northern Vietnam. According to official data, 1969 limestone rocks, mostly uninhabited islands and rocks, some several hundred meters high, rise out of the water.
Slide image. Shot: January 2001.
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Tree and mountains in Cuc Phuong National Park near Tam Coc south of Hanoi. Slide image. Shot: January 2001.
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Cuc Phuong National Park near Tam Coc south of Hanoi. Slide image. Shot: January 2001.
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Halong Bay in the Gulf of Tonkin in northern Vietnam. The limestone plateau that houses the bay is sinking. In 1994, UNESCO declared the bay a World Natural Heritage site. Slide image. Photo: January 2001.
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