Ha Long Bay, Cat Ba archipelago on CNN

Images of the world heritage site Ha Long Bay - Cat Ba archipelago have just been broadcast on the famous American television channel CNN.

The video clip about Ha Long Bay - Cat Ba archipelago was broadcast on CNN Asia channel (Northeast Asia, Asia-Pacific, South Asia) in many different programs (The Lead, First Move, CNN News room...) with a frequency of 3 broadcasts/day, starting from November 5 and continuously until December 2, 2024. In the 30-second video clip, countless beautiful, unique, and most impressive images of the outstanding global values of Cat Ba archipelago (Hai Phong City) along with Ha Long Bay (Quang Ninh Province) were introduced to billions of viewers around the world. "Through international communication activities, Hai Phong City wants to promote the values and realistic, vivid images of the world natural heritage of Ha Long Bay - Cat Ba archipelago to friends around the world," said Director of Hai Phong Department of Culture and Sports Tran Thi Hoang Mai.

*The magnificent beauty of Ha Long Bay heritage*

Through this, international visitors also have the opportunity to learn more about the magnificent beauty and outstanding global value of Cat Ba archipelago with nearly 400 large and small islands with cool green forests on the sea, along with many endemic animals in the "red book"; where there is a vast blue ocean with smooth white sand beaches, unique green vegetation, and beautiful, wild and majestic coastal and forest roads; a place that everyone wants to visit and experience directly. In 2025, Hai Phong City will continue to promote on the international television channel CNN in the evening hours from Monday to Sunday. At the same time, promote on a number of other international television channels such as: Discovery, TLC (Travel & Leisure Chanel: tourism and resort)... Cat Ba archipelago consists of 367 islands located on an area of about 300 km2 in the middle of the Gulf of Tonkin. This place has Cat Ba Biosphere Reserve, Cat Ba National Park, a world heritage area of 22,250 hectares with 358 islands. Source: https://baohaiduong.vn/vinh-ha-long-quan-dao-cat-ba-len-song-cnn-397170.html