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Ha Noi, Da Nang among Southeast Asia’s best places for solo travelers
Australia's leading travel guidebook publisher, Lonely Planet, has announced a list of the top 7 cities in Southeast Asia for solo travel, with Vietnam proudly represented by Da Nang at 3rd place and Hanoi at 6th.
The selection criteria include low crime rates, safety, affordability, diverse landscapes, incredible culture, and an unforgettable cuisine. Additionally, cities must have a dense network of flights, buses, and trains to facilitate convenient travel and encourage tourists' spirit of free exploration and memorable experiences. Strong and wide coverage WiFi is also considered an advantage.
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Da Nang is described as an idyllic seaside escape and a gateway to diverse experiences. The central city boasts a surprisingly beautiful arc coastline, highlighted by the Lady Buddha statue on Son Tra Peninsula. Hotels often feature panoramic sea views with large windows, balconies, and infinity pools. Budget-conscious solo travelers will find room prices starting from 1 million VND (39.47 USD).
The beaches in Da Nang are free of solicitation, making them perfect for solo walks. Engaging with friendly locals is an experience not to be missed. The city also attracts tourists with street vendors, photogenic check-in points, cafes, and fruit juice shops. For a change of scenery, visitors can explore the ancient town of Hoi An, about 30 km away, or the ancient capital of Hue, about 100 km away.
Meanwhile, Hanoi is one of the few cities in Southeast Asia that remains relatively unchanged despite its popularity to international visitors. Some cafes have been repainted, and hotels have taken the opportunity during the pandemic to renovate, but most business operations remain the same. This resilience, slow but steady, is a testament to the Vietnamese people, according to Lonely Planet experts.
The local people and daily life in Hanoi offer visitors a new sense of authenticity and a simple vibe. This undisguised charm has attracted many fans, including the late famous chef Anthony Bourdain.
To explore the city, visitors need to become familiar with the local traffic culture. Wandering through the old town, with its maze of narrow streets lined with shops selling clothes and food, is highly recommended. Other experiences to enjoy include sitting on a stool and sipping a cup of Vietnamese coffee, participating in public activities on the walking street on weekends, and chatting with locals.
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