Journey through Vietnam's floating pocket of paradise

Lan Ha Bay, located in northern Vietnam, is a secluded area with 400 islands and beautiful beaches. Although part of Ha Long Bay, it remains less accessible, preserving its charm. The bay is rich in biodiversity, hosting numerous fish and mollusk species. A small fishing village, accessible only by boat, thrives here, with locals farming fish and raising goats. Despite being less visited, Lan Ha Bay offers stunning views that leave a lasting impression.

What makes Lan Ha Bay less accessible compared to Ha Long Bay?

• It is located in a different country.

• It is in a different province.

• It is a private property.

• It has no transportation facilities.

How many species of fish are found in Lan Ha Bay?

• 300 species

• 400 species

• 200 species

• 100 species

How can one reach the fishing village in Lan Ha Bay?

• By helicopter

• By car

• By train

• By boat

What is unique about the front yards of houses in the floating village?

• They have flower gardens.

• They have fish farming ponds.

• They have swimming pools.

• They have vegetable patches.

What activity is done with goats on the nearby islands?

• They are used for wool production.

• They are used for racing.

• They are kept as pets.

• They are allowed to graze and build muscle.