Hòn Gà Chọi, Hạ Long

Hòn Gà Chọi lies southwest of Hạ Long Bay, around 5km from the tourist pier in Bãi Cháy. It consists of two limestone islets, one resembling a rooster and the other shaped like a hen. Each small islet stands around 10 meters tall. Depending on their imagination, some people say the chickens are fighting, while others think they are kissing.

Rising from the emerald water, Hòn Gà Chọi has stood here for thousands of years. The islets are considered a symbol not only of this region but also of tourism in Việt Nam. They have therefore become a source of creative inspiration for photographers, painters, and artists.

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