Not just a means of transportation, Queen Cable Car at Sun World Ha Long is also one of the iconic experiences of the heritage region. This journey of 'flying' between sky, clouds, and water opens up a completely different perspective of Quang Ninh - both majestic and poetic.
1. Journey to the Clouds - From Ha Long Bay to Ba Deo Peak
Impressive Starting Point - Queen Cable Car Station
Starting at the Queen Cable Car Station on the coast of Bai Chay Beach, visitors can admire the architecture inspired by European palaces with high domes and a spacious atmosphere.
Flying over the Sea - An Unprecedented View of the Heritage
As the cabin leaves the ground, the scenery unfolds bit by bit: Ha Long city in the distance, emerald waters, overlapping limestone mountains, and cruise ships gliding gently below. The feeling is like "drifting" in mid-air - peaceful and enchanting.
2. World Record-Breaking Cable Car System
Guinness for the world's first double-decker cabin
The Queen Cable Car is recognized by Guinness as the world's largest double-decker cabin cable car system, with a capacity of up to 230 people - a grand and safe experience.
Modern technology, smooth operation
Designed and installed by the renowned Doppelmayr group, the system ensures absolute safety with stable operation even in strong winds.
3. Million-like photo spots from above
Magical frames on the journey
When the cabin reaches the ideal altitude, you can admire the panoramic view of Ha Long Bay - a vivid picture of Vietnamese nature. Choose an angle facing the sun or the limestone mountains, and natural light will make the photos more magical.
Don't forget to check-in at Ba Deo Station
When your journey ends, you will arrive at Ba Deo Station, home to the Sun Wheel and the Nhat Nguyet Glass Bridge, continuing the wonderful sightseeing experience.
From the moment the cabin leaves the ground until it reaches the top of Ba Deo, the Queen Cable Car is not just a ride - it's a journey to admire the full beauty of Quang Ninh from a new perspective, allowing you to understand why this place deserves the title 'wonder among wonders'.
