Vietnam Ranks Among Top 10 Best Places for Budget Honeymoon
12:30 JST, February 16, 2023
Vietnam has been listed among the top 10 best places to go for a budget honeymoon in 2023 by the prestigious global travel website Lonely Planet.
The website suggested newlyweds can spend their unforgettable honeymoon on the “pearl island” of Phu Quoc, the ancient town of Hoi An, or the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Ha Long Bay, without hurting their wallet.
According to the website, the top 10 budget-friendly getaways allow visitors to count their pennies without compromising on the once-in-a-lifetime experience. Indeed, they can experience a dynamic culture and delicious cuisine during their first adventure as newlyweds.
Lonely Planet stressed that Vietnam is something of a street-food heaven, adding that visitors must sample the country’s signature dishes, such as Pho bo (beef noodle soup), Bun cha (a type of barbecued pork with rice noodles), and Banh mi, a local type of baguette.
“A mid-range trip won’t break the bank either, but will buy more characterful guesthouses, a better Ha Long Bay cruise and memorable experiences (a cookery class, a cycle around Hoi An) with change left for a beach stay on beautiful Phu Quoc Island,” it noted.
The magazine also recommended that foreign couples pay a visit to the country outside of the high season of July and August as they will have the best chance possible to find budget accommodation.
Apart from Vietnam, three other Asian countries were also named on the list, including India, Cambodia, and Indonesia.
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