Ngoc Vung Island

Ngoc Vung Island is a coastal island in Ngoc Vung Commune, Van Don District, Quang Ninh Province, located in Bai Tu Long Bay east of Ha Long Bay. Known for its crescent-shaped Truong Chinh Beach, clear water, pine forests and fishing village, the island covers about 45 square kilometers. It is notable for its relatively undeveloped tourism, archaeological remains at Cong Yen, and a memorial dedicated to President Ho Chi Minh.

Visitors can expect a relatively undeveloped island with a long crescent sandy beach (Truong Chinh Beach), clear shallow water, casuarina and pine groves, and a small fishing village in the interior. The island can be explored on foot or by bicycle along coastal roads and village paths. Facilities are basic with homestays, local seafood restaurants and small shops. Activities center on beach relaxation, swimming, photography, cycling and visiting the Ho Chi Minh memorial and archaeological area.

Ngoc Vung Island contains the Cong Yen archaeological site associated with the ancient Ha Long culture dating back thousands of years. The island also has a memorial house commemorating President Ho Chi Minh's visit on 12 November 1962, when he met with local residents and soldiers.

The island maintains a traditional coastal fishing village culture with fishing, aquaculture and small-scale agriculture. Local life centers around the commune village, seafood cuisine and community activities, offering visitors insight into Bai Tu Long Bay island communities.