Lan Ha Bay on top list of Southeast Asia's best attractions.

Lan Ha Bay on top list of Southeast Asia's best attractions.

The prestigious Thrillist tourism site (USA) recently published an article sharing the most beautiful tourist destinations in Southeast Asian countries. In particular, the location representing Vietnam is Lan Ha Bay.

The prestigious Thrillist tourism site (USA) recently published an article sharing the most beautiful tourist destinations in Southeast Asian countries. In particular, the location representing Vietnam is Lan Ha Bay.

Thrillist's Kastalia Medrano shared, the natural beauty of Southeast Asia is what everyone who has come here must admire. And not only that, the speciality of this area also comes from human factors - the hot fresh fish is cooked right on the street, the means of transport with motorbikes carrying a lot of one member family and pets ... these make Southeast Asia so wonderful. To narrow down the selection of a destination country is really difficult, so the suggestions of the travel page mentioned above are thought to be better.

For Vietnam, Kastalia Medrano selected Lan Ha Bay. Lan Ha Bay is located east of Cat Ba Island and south of Ha Long Bay.

The panorama of Cai Beo fishing village looked from the sky. (Source: Getty images)

Located near the Bay is Cai Beo floating fishing village, with over 200 houses and a history of thousands of years. Lan Ha Bay has hundreds of large and dense islands, in which Cat Ba Island is the largest island. Here, visitors can rent a boat to explore or spend the day swimming. There are more than 100 hotels in the neighborhood, so you can easily choose if you want to rest here for a while.

Other locations mentioned in the article are Three-colored lakes on Indonesia's Kelimutu crater; Kampong Ayer floating village in Brunei; Kuang Si waterfall of Laos; Tun Sakaran, Borneo, Malaysia marine park; Banaue terraced fields of the Philippines; Atauro island of Timor-Leste; Huge aerial artificial garden in Singapore; population of Angkor Wat temple of Cambodia; Bagan of Myanmar and Chiang Mai in Thailand.