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Some ever said “Your holidays to Vietnam wouldn’t be complete without a boat tour cruising the spectacular limestone rocks of Halong Bay”. As being an iconic image of Vietnam tourism, Halong Bay always remains the most visited destination in Vietnam. Although a peaceful and relaxing cruise is good enough to experience and enjoy the stunning views of this UNESCO Heritage Site, Halong Bay has so much more to offer than scenes and sights. Have you been there and taken an overnight cruise? Here are the top things that can keep you busy when visiting Halong Bay during your customized Vietnam tour:

As a foreign tourist, you must have heard of important holidays in Vietnam. Among them, the upcoming Vietnam Independence Day on September 2nd is the most crucial to the Vietnamese. Meaningful facts and figures below can demonstrate this point. Check it out!

After reading 3 previous articles, now you already have an insight into Vietnamese communication style and their attitude towards foreign tourists like you. And what to do next? Use that to build up your first impression! Make it work!

On your long Vietnam customized tour, there is a high chance that you will encounter a lot of locals there. “How to communicate with Vietnamese people?” – this question must strike you tons of time since you come from a different culture and do not know how to deal with the locals in an appropriate way. Don’t worry, Nadova Tours will help you out!

Vietnamese people and foreign tourists

Travelling alone can be a great and refreshing experience but it is not an easy choice, especially for woman. It is said to be risky and requires a lot of courtesy as well as careful preparations. But if you have been keeping in mind that intention and have yourself fully equipped with common travelling safety tips, there is nothing more to worry about. Another question that occupies your thoughts must be where to go. If you are struggling to find the answers, We - Nadova Tours recommend that Vietnam should be on your top list.

Solo female traveler in Vietnam