In Ho Chi Minh City, a series of typical night tours have created a clear impression such as yachts on the Saigon River, double-decker sightseeing buses or visiting Saigon Zoo and Botanical Gardens at night. In particular, the Cu Chi Tunnels exploration tour with the theme "War Zone Moon" brings a vivid historical experience, attracting a large number of tourists.
The space of Nguyen Hue pedestrian street and food streets is also always bustling, becoming a familiar rendezvous point. After expanding administrative boundaries, the city continues to have more room to develop new nightlife tourism products.
Not to be outdone, Hanoi is strongly exploiting heritage values through unique night tours. One of the bright spots is the "Sacred Night" program at Hoa Lo Prison, a place that recreates an emotional historical space, helping tourists understand the past more deeply.
In addition, the night tour at the Temple of Literature - Quoc Tu Giam with the show "Tinh Hoa Dao Hoc" applying 3D mapping technology has brought a completely new experience. Under the artistic light, ancient works such as "revved", recounting the story of the nation's tradition of studiousness.
Representatives of the Relic Management Board said that night tours often limit the number of guests to ensure the quality of the experience, so they are always "sold out". Many tourists have to book one to two months in advance.
Reality shows that night tourism not only helps diversify products but also contributes to extending stay time and increasing spending of domestic and international tourists. This is considered a potentially rich direction, especially for large cities. However, for sustainable development, experts believe that it is necessary to continue to invest methodically, improve service quality, and build more unique products with their own identity. The combination of technology, culture and practical experience will be the key for night tourism to make a strong breakthrough in the coming time.
