This list aims to honor outstanding destinations, bringing unique experiences to global tourists. In which, Bai Tu Long Bay ranks 3rd, and is considered a destination that still retains its pristine and rare peaceful beauty.
The magazine noted that Southeast Asia is becoming one of the world's leading attractive tourist areas thanks to the harmony between diverse natural landscapes, tropical beaches, long-standing cultural heritage and unique local identity. However, to fully explore the value of each destination, tourists tend to seek new routes, avoiding familiar tourist routes.

Condé Nast Traveler compares Bai Tu Long Bay to the "hidden pearl" of Northeast Vietnam, highlighted by its majestic limestone island system, unique caves, floating fishing villages and peaceful, nature-friendly space.
Visitors can experience relaxation on yachts, kayaking, swimming, exploring the ecosystem at Bai Tu Long National Park or participating in long-day tours to learn about the life and culture of local fishermen.
In addition to Bai Tu Long Bay, the list of 7 wonders of Southeast Asia also includes destinations such as Batanes (Philippines), Phnom Kulen National Park (Cambodia), George Town (Penang, Malaysia), Bolaven Plateau (Laos), Doi Inthanon National Park (Thailand) and Raja Ampat archipelago (Indonesia).