After the first days of implementing of kayak termination in Halong, I found something really ridiculous. I am sure that people are going to hate me for this article. But tell me how it is going to change anything? The Bay lies on the local governments alone; nothing can stop them from throwing kayak off or probably bring it back to Halong in news forms. No one knows what will happen next, but I do know that the government understand the role of kayaking in the future development. A better Halong Bay is what they are expecting for and still in progress.
Why would people go to huge lengths to make disapproval and have spoken badly about the Halong management JUST so the already-happened fact should not have applied in Halong.
If kayaking disappears, so what?
It is not the end of Halong Bay. If everyone hates me, that is fine. I doubt I can change someone’s opinion about banning kayak activities in Halong Bay. Please do not act like those people who are lack of bravery to express their anger through physical reactions, instead judges based on their knowledge and emotions. Why overreact over something so minute as a policy (always changing) of a whole management system of Halong? The bay just remains attractive and interesting enough for tourists. Personally, it looks better than Kata & Karon, or Sairee, but my question is that haven’t they taken full of advantages of Halong Bay and put it into tourism?
In this situation, think-in-of-box should be used. Remember, at the very first period of the Bay, tourists came and enjoyed without kayaking activities. Their problem is that they have been content with the past, always stayed unchanged in decades, and blamed for others; impressively they have been lazy to think new. Although it is unlikely a piece of cake in order to create brand new things in Halong Bay, a way to make it will be found if they want it bad enough. Enough effort turns into a better Halong Bay.
Who said nights were for sleep?
Though kayak perhaps make the bay much more interesting, many who intend to visit Halong require deeper experiences and deeper services, absolutely not kayak and luxurious boats. A few cruises, at this time, still do it at best. In spite of visiting the Bay dozens of times, Halong Bay nightlife always makes my heart fond passionately… It inspires me to visit Halong Bay more and more.
On Tripadvior, I have just asked a question and I would like everyone to be honest and to answer even if you never have before. If there’s no kayak in Halong Bay (banned FOREVER)… Type “hate” if you are going to stop planning to visit it and leave a comment if you are going to keep visiting. Positively, there’s a comment.
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