The Natural Heritage where Dragons & Clouds Converge
Experience the largest wetland in Northern Vietnam - pristine nature, indigenous culture & admiring, rare primates only found in Vietnam.
A “Blue Pearl” is located in the middle of Ninh Binh.
The name “Van Long” - the gathering cloud dragon - seems to carry the desire to live in harmony with nature. Every morning, the birds chirping, the Vooc herd quietly passing branches, the quiet lagoon mirroring each mountain range of towering limestone... here, nature still whispers its story - to those who listen.
Providing critical ecosystems, regulating water, conserving biodiversity, developing ecotourism and community livelihoods
The first protected area inVietnam was recognized on the IUCN Global Green List in 2020. It is Vietnam's9th Ramsar site, and the 2360th in the world in 2017
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Proudto established 2 Vietnamese records: The place with the largest number of Delacour's Langurs in Vietnam & The place with the largest natural picture - "Meo Cao Mountain".

Diversenature with 2 main ecosystems: Forest on limestone mountains & Wetlands - ideal habitat for more than 200 birdspecies and hundreds of rare flora and fauna species
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Highlights you shouldn’t miss
Kẽm Trăm
Tucked away amid majestic limestone mountains, the cave stretches for about one kilometer, winding like a dark silk ribbon beneath the cliffs. Inside lies a tranquil world of shimmering stalactites and crystal-clear waters, home to many rare species of bats.
Hang Cá
Stretching about 250 meters, the cave lies at the foot of Hoang Quyen Mountain, embraced by limestone ranges mirrored on the glassy, still water. Inside, visitors will find a striking system of unique stalactites and a crystal-clear underground stream.
Hang Bóng
Resting peacefully at the foot of Meo Cao Mountain, the cave stretches about 200 meters, with a high, spacious dome where light reflections create shimmering patterns on the water’s surface – the very origin of its name, “Hang Bong” (Shadow Cave).
Rich wildlife
Van Long Nature Reserve is not only captivating for its picturesque landscape of mountains and waters, but also serves as a safe haven for many rare animal species under strict protection.
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Travel & Explore
From pristine landscapes to traditional village culture, Van Long unfolds a journey of gentle discovery—immersive, reflective, and deeply connected.
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Conservation Potential and Advantages of Van Long
A diverse ecosystem home to rare and precious species of plants and animals
Distinct ecosystems featuring limestone karsts and wetlands
The joint efforts of the local government and residents
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News & Stories