Cat Ba Island covers an area of over 20,000 hectares in the north-east of Hai Phong, making it the biggest island out of the 366 islands on the Lan Ha Bay.

During the tour to Cat Ba, visitors can experience the Cat Ba National Park, the world's largest biosphere reserve, Lan Ha Bay, the cannon fort, and many beautiful beaches such as Cat Co 1 and Cat Co 2, Da Bang, Ben Beo, Bai Co Tien.

BuzzFeed, a popular American news site with 9 billion monthly views, recently published a list of 11 national parks that travelers should visit once in their lifetime. Cat Ba national park was included.

In addition to these familiar places, there are many unexplored tourist destinations which are ideal places for those who love adventure travel and wilderness experiences.

Photographer Hai LeCao has shared his photo shoot entitled "Cat Ba’s Wilderness," which capture his experiences in some wild, unexplored areas of Cat Ba.

"I have been to Cat Ba archipelago more than ten times. But this was the most special trip. I saw such beautiful and pristine spaces," he said.

After experiencing the life of fishermen in Cai Beo floating fishing village, local people row a boat to take the photographer to two places that are little known by tourists – Ang Tham and Luon Cave.

Tourist sites in Hai Phong city were allowed to welcome local tourists from October 1, 2021.

Let's see the wild images of Cat Ba:

Ang Tham is like a lake in the middle of the immense sea.

Luon Cave is wild and mysterious.

The photographer and his friend used kayaks to move around this area.

Linh Trang

(Photo: Hai LeCao)

Cat Ba among top 11 national parks in the world

BuzzFeed, a popular American news site with 9 billion monthly views, recently published a list of 11 national parks that travelers should visit once in their lifetime. Vietnam has a representative in the list – Cat Ba national park.

22-month-old boy climbs rocks, conquers Cat Ba caves with dad

Tao experienced his first trekking trip in his life when he was 22 months old on August 29. He was able to "conquer" a primitive cave in Gia Luan commune on Cat Ba Island.