Step into a world of wonder at Angsana Quan Lan, where time slows at an unhurried pace.
Set on the eastern edge of the Bai Tu Long archipelago, Quan Lan is a peaceful gateway to the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Ha Long Bay. Around three hours from Hanoi by road, followed by a scenic speedboat or seaplane journey, Angsana Quan Lan stands apart as a secluded retreat where contemporary comfort, local culture, and unspoilt landscapes effortlessly intertwined.
An abundance of fun-filled bonding activities awaits at our beach resort. Delight in thoughtfully curated dining experiences that celebrate the region’s flavours, indulge in an Onsen experience at the acclaimed Angsana Spa or enjoy exciting watersports, mini-golf and Vietnam’s first coastal zipline, all seamlessly integrated within the resort.
Surrounded by nature and shaped by local heritage, Angsana Quan Lan is a destination in its own right. It's an ideal base for discovering Ha Long Bay while embracing the slower rhythm of island life.
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In Vietnam, new chapters unfold across the country all-year round.
Lotus flowers bloom in the summer along the central lagoons of Vietnam, before the northern mountains turn gold with harvest in fall. As winter arrives throughout the country, the southern coast stays warm and sunlit, eventually giving way to vibrant spring-summer days along pristine island shores.
Every season reveals a different side of Vietnam, inviting travelers to return time and again for a new story to experience and a new destination to discover.
Recognised as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1994, Ha Long Bay is renowned for its dramatic limestone karsts, emerald waters and more than 1,900 islands shaped over 500 million years.
Among its most remarkable attractions is Sung Sot Cave - the largest cave in Ha Long Bay. Spanning more than 10,000 square metres, it features towering stalactites, intricate rock formations, and sweeping viewpoints overlooking the bay.
Neighbouring Ha Long Bay, Bai Tu Long Bay is home to equally spectacular limestone landscapes with a more mellow atmosphere. Its protected national park is where one can marve at mangrove forests, coral reefs and diverse wildlife. Dolphins, otters, monkeys, and the endangered Hawksbill sea turtle live in harmony here, making it a rewarding destination for nature lovers.
Van Don in Quang Ninh Province is a special economic zone covering Cai Rong (the capital), Quan Lan, Minh Chau and other islands in the Bai Tu Long Bay archipelago. Established in 1149 under the reign of Emperor Lý Anh Tông as Vietnam's first trading port, Van Don continues to thrive today, offering numerous natural and manmade attractions such as unspoilt beaches, historical pagodas and temples, and access to the famous Ha Long Bay
Quang Ninh celebrates its rich cultural heritage through festivals held throughout the year. Highlights include the Yen Tu Festival, the vibrant Ha Long Carnival, the traditional Quan Lan boat race, and the Quang Ninh Culinary Festival, where visitors can sample distinctive regional specialities.
Discover Quang Ninh's traditional craft villages, where generations of artisans continue to preserve local skills. In Quang Yen Town, Hung Hoc village is known for handcrafted fishing equipment, while Cong Muong specialises in traditional bamboo boat building, offering an insight into the region's enduring maritime heritage.
