Ha Long Bay ranked in top 10 most beautiful sunrise spots in world

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“What’s more memorable when you see the sunrise in Ha Long Bay, natural wonders with turquoise waters, majestic limestone mountains and lush tropical forests,” MSN wrote.

Sunrise on Ha Long Bay. (Photo: MSN)

“What you need to do is take a boat tour on Ha Long Bay and wake up at 5pm to catch mild, romantic sunshine unexpectedly.”

Other places to see beautiful sunrise include Sydney Harbour in Australia, Monument Valley in the US, Ankor Wat in Cambodia, Snowdon in Wales, Plain of Okavango in Botswana, Brooklyn Bridge in the US, Table Mountain in South Africa, London Bridge Tower in the UK, and Bagan in Myanmar.

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Ha Long Bay was recognised twice by the UNESCO as a global heritage site for its landscape and geological value.

This year, the bay had been labelled as one of the most mentioned global cruise destinations on Instagram by British magazine Woman and Home.

It was also listed among the 25 most beautiful places around the world by the US’s Cable News Network (CNN), and among the most popular attractions in Asia according to the Hong Kong – based South China Morning Post (SCMP).

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