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Vietnam’s Ho Coc Beach among top cheapest paradises on earth

The famous website Thrillist has listed Ho Coc Beach in Vietnam’s southern coastal province of Ba Ria-Vung Tau among the 12 most unbelievably cheap paradises on earth.
The famous website Thrillist has listed Ho Coc Beach in Vietnam’ssouthern coastal province of Ba Ria-Vung Tau among the 12 mostunbelievably cheap paradises on earth.

Ranked the 8th place, the beach is a very small beach community with tight-knit locals, the website said.

Visitors can take tours through its 11,000-hectare tropical forestor go snorkeling in its tropical reefs or just enjoy being on a beachthat's near deserted on weekdays, said the magazine.

The list of top 12 also includes Avarua of Cook Islands, Cesky Krumlovof the Czech Republic, Koh Tonsay of Cambodia, Guanajuato of Mexico,Pearl Islands of Panama, Agonda Beach in Goa of India, Veliko Tarnovo ofBulgaria, Hainan Island of China, Ksamil Beach of Albania, Iquitos ofPeru, and Las Trancas of Chile.-VNA

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