Kayaking through wetland channels
Half day | Easy | per person, includes guide and equipment
Ha Nam, Vietnam
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Van Long is a pristine freshwater wetland reserve in northern Vietnam, covering approximately 4,000 hectares of flooded limestone forest and water channels. It is home to diverse wildlife including globally endangered species like the Philippine Eagle and many endemic bird species, making it one of Southeast Asia's most important wetland ecosystems.
Van Long is a pristine freshwater wetland reserve in northern Vietnam, covering approximately 4,000 hectares of flooded limestone forest and wat...
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Half day | Easy | per person, includes guide and equipment
Full day | Easy | per boat for up to 4 people
Half day | Easy | per person with ornithologist guide
2 hours | Easy | entry fee only
2 hours | Easy
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This is one of Vietnam's least-visited natural wonders, offering tranquil boat tours through karst formations and opportunities to observe rare wildlife in an almost untouched landscape. It is ideal for nature lovers and photographers seeking authentic wilderness away from tourist crowds.
October to April
From Hanoi, take Route 1A southbound towards Ha Nam Province. Continue towards Vu Thu District and follow signs to the Van Long Wetland Reserve visitor center.
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