Do Son Beach is one of the oldest seaside resorts in northern Vietnam, set on a peninsula reaching into the sea about twenty kilometres from central Hai Phong. It offers bathing beaches, pine-covered hills, old French-era villas and sights such as Nghieng wharf and Dau Island with its historic lighthouse. Do Son is especially famous for its traditional buffalo-fighting festival, held every year, which draws large crowds of visitors.
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A few more places in this province to keep shaping your route.
Lan Ha Bay in Hai Phong is visited on boat, cruise or kayak routes affected by weather and conservation rules.
Hoang Chau Beach in Hai Phong is a shoreline near a fishing community, with tidal activity and limited visitor services.
Con Son–Kiep Bac is a complex of pagodas, temples and mountain landscapes associated with historical figures and Truc Lam Buddhism.
Chi Lang Stork Island is a wetland wildlife area in Hai Phong where bird viewing depends on season, weather and protection rules.
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