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Continued from: Our Ha Long Bay cruise experience (Part 2 of 3) Thien Canh Son Cave all lit up. Thien Canh Son Beach and Cave We approached an island with a small patch of white sand, one of the very few throughout the bay. This was Thien Canh Son Beach and here we were treated to a barbecue lunch by the beach. It was another great multi-course meal with turnip salad, a host of different grilled stuff, some rice dish wrapped and cooked in tin foil, and fruit.

Continued from: Our Ha Long Bay cruise experience (Part 1 of 3) Endless variations of these limestone rock islets along Ha Long Bay. Bai Tu Long Bay And so it began: the seemingly endless sight of limestone islets jutting out of Ha Long 's placid, emerald green waters. Yes, it was surreal and I couldn't stop myself from snapping photos, like I had this urge to immortalize them in pictures I most likely would rarely look at again. Eventually I grew tired but every now and then there's an outcrop or formation that I found intriguing enough to photograph.