Sunday, January 10, 2010
Halung Bay
Ha Long Bay, in the Gulf of Tonkin, includes some 1,600 islands and islets, forming a spectacular seascape of limestone pillars. Because of their precipitous nature, most of the islands are uninhabited and unaffected by a human presence. The site's outstanding scenic beauty is complemented by its great biological interest.Most visitors to the Halong Bay enjoy guided boat tours past thrilling local scenes along chocolate-colored rivulets of the big river.
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by Marriz
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I think Halung Bay is a natural tourist attraction as there are spectacular seascapes which visitors wcome to see
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I think Halung Bay is a natural tourist attraction too as it has biological and natural features.
ReplyDeleteVi Chien
I agree with Christie as there are many beautiful and natural sites at Halung Bay. =)
ReplyDeleteTHat was Wendy heeh.. I forgot my name
ReplyDeleteI agree with them!
ReplyDelete-marriz :D
I agree that Halung Bay is a natural attraction as there are natural features (e.g. limestone pillars) and the place offers scenic views.
ReplyDeleteKa Yi
I too agree that Halung Bay is a natural attraction. I believe that through many of these guided expeditions, many jobs are being created :)
ReplyDeleteThat was Sanaa btw :) sorry :(
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I agree with everyone above that it is a natural attraction, with it being a naturally formed bay with a beautiful view of the sea.
ReplyDeleteHowever I would also like to suggest the place in discussion (Halung Bay) to be a cultural-historical attraction as the local people and their traditional way of life largely differ from the modern visiting tourists as they are closed off from the modernising world.
-Zhi Lin
I agree that its a natural attraction since its uninhabited its a bit hard for any human-caused attraction to be in place :)
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