Kissing Rocks at Ha Long Bay are at risk of collapse


‘Couple’ under threat: The Kissing Rocks now face multiple fractures due to geological and tectonic ­movements, along with the influence of ­seawater levels. — iStockPhoto

The iconic Kissing Rocks, emblematic of Ha Long Bay in Quang Ninh’s northern province, face threats due to geological processes and rising seawater levels, as highlighted by a study from the Institute of Geosciences and Mineral Resources.

Covering an area of about 1,553 sq km, the bay boasts significant geological and geomorphological value, making it a distinct tourist attraction not just for Quang Ninh but also the northern region.

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