The list of the best and worst destinations for solo travelers, curated by The Telegraph, considers criteria such as safety, convenience for solo tourists, culture and community, accessibility, and language barriers.
Hanoi is introduced as an affordable destination with friendly locals. The British newspaper rates Hanoi as follows: safety 4/5, convenience for solo travelers 5/5, culture and community 5/5, accessibility 5/5, and language barrier 3/5.
Hanoi is a paradise for solo travelers
“You can visit Hanoi alone and leave with new friends,” the newspaper comments. Wi-Fi is available almost everywhere in the city, and travelers can easily purchase inexpensive SIM cards for mobile data. Additionally, English is quite common in Hanoi, reducing language barriers.
As for sightseeing, solo travelers have numerous options, including museums, temples, the Old Quarter, night markets, and even day trips to Halong Bay. Hanoi’s diverse and affordable culinary scene offers a well-prepared meal for less than $7.
The beer is cheap and amazing in Hanoi
Hanoi truly combines history, culture, and warmth, making it an excellent choice for those exploring the world on their own.
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