British newspaper The Independent recommends a three-day trip to Hanoi and Ha Long Bay as a great, affordable travel option.
The trip is included in a list of favorable travel options priced from £100 to £800 ($128-1,026).
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For £300 ($384), a package tour that includes two nights in Vietnam’s capital city and an overnight stay on a cruise boat in the world-renowned natural heritage site Ha Long Bay, is great value for money, the newspaper said.
Experience the limestone karst rock formations of Ha Long Bay in luxury boat cruises. Immerse yourself in the everyday lives of the locals and get spectacular views. See article details at: http://vietnamtypicaltours.com/location/halong-bay-cruises/
The Independent’s other recommendations include driving around the French Riviera in a rented retro-style car, or enjoying the beach at a three-star hotel in Crete, Greece. Transportation fee is not included.
Hanoi and Long Bay are among Vietnam’s most prominent tourism attractions.
Hanoi, Vietnam’s capital city, is a major social and cultural center. It carries its ancient history and modernity with a special charm. It’s cuisine, on and off its streets, is continually raved about.
The city’s cultural attractions include stately pagodas and churches, colonial French architecture, water puppetry, traditional music, beautiful tree-lined streets and the famous Old Quarter with its guild streets, not to mention a vibrant night life.
Located in the northern province of Quang Ninh, Ha Long Bay comprises 1,600 islands and islets, and is one of the most mesmerizing natural complexes in the world, with limestone formations rising spectacularly still blue-green waters. Beautiful beaches, caves and floating villages make the bay a must-visit destination in Vietnam.
The core area of Ha Long Bay was the first natural site in Vietnam to be listed as a UNESCO natural world heritage in 1994. The bay was also the set for the Hollywood blockbuster “Kong – Skull Island” (2017).
