Situated along the river, you can explore the town of Chau Doc’s monuments, mosques, and temples, as well as a vibrant marketplace. From the De Dao Trang Plaza to the Chau Phu Temple, you’ll find many cultural and religious sites to explore.

A favorite tourist spot, this pagoda is located in My Tho (near Ho Chi Minh City). This stately and elaborate building (built in a combination of eastern and western styles) has mosaic decorations made out of broken pottery.

This fascinating ecotourism site in the An Giang Province is a vibrant (but dry) forested area most of the year and it turns into a flooded forest in September and October, during rainy season, which are considered the best times to visit the region.

Situated along the river, you can explore the town of Chau Doc’s monuments, mosques, and temples, as well as a vibrant marketplace. From the De Dao Trang Plaza to the Chau Phu Temple, you’ll find many cultural and religious sites to explore.

A favorite tourist spot, this pagoda is located in My Tho (near Ho Chi Minh City). This stately and elaborate building (built in a combination of eastern and western styles) has mosaic decorations made out of broken pottery.

This fascinating ecotourism site in the An Giang Province is a vibrant (but dry) forested area most of the year and it turns into a flooded forest in September and October, during rainy season, which are considered the best times to visit the region.

Vietnam is globally known for its sophisticated mouth-watering cuisine. And furthermore, every province of Vietnam boasts their own unique delicacies. This will keep you busy for years discovering all the tasty specialties of each region.

Cai Luong is an art performance originating and developing in Mekong Delta. Cai Luong (literal translated as reformed opera) is a form of modern folk opera in Vietnam.

First of all, the "Culture of Orchards" is the unique work of people in Mekong Delta in reclamation of this fertile land. Regardless of harsh nature, people have had strong determination of deal with as well as improve the nature.

In addition, talking about Mekong Delta without mentioning the influence of Mekong River on the culture here is such a shortcoming. Hundreds year of inhabiting and make living on the branches of Mekong River has formed a characterized culture.

Cai Luong is an art performance originating and developing in Mekong Delta. Cai Luong (literal translated as reformed opera) is a form of modern folk opera in Vietnam.

First of all, the "Culture of Orchards" is the unique work of people in Mekong Delta in reclamation of this fertile land. Regardless of harsh nature, people have had strong determination of deal with as well as improve the nature.

In addition, talking about Mekong Delta without mentioning the influence of Mekong River on the culture here is such a shortcoming. Hundreds year of inhabiting and make living on the branches of Mekong River has formed a characterized culture.

Cai Luong is an art performance originating and developing in Mekong Delta. Cai Luong (literal translated as reformed opera) is a form of modern folk opera in Vietnam.

First of all, the "Culture of Orchards" is the unique work of people in Mekong Delta in reclamation of this fertile land. Regardless of harsh nature, people have had strong determination of deal with as well as improve the nature.

In addition, talking about Mekong Delta without mentioning the influence of Mekong River on the culture here is such a shortcoming. Hundreds year of inhabiting and make living on the branches of Mekong River has formed a characterized culture.

If you are well-acquainted with Vietnamese cuisine, then you are no stranger to ‘Banh Tet’ – Vietnamese traditional sticky rice cake. The usual assemblage includes a sticky rice outer layer, the mung bean filling with either fatty pork as the savory element...

In order to acquire this delight, one must travel to Ben Tre or ‘Xu Dua’ – the land of Coconut, located at the East of the Mekong Delta. The coconut tree is deemed among the most beneficial trees, yielding numerous economic gains, one of which is the manufacturing of Coconut Candy.

If you are well-acquainted with Vietnamese cuisine, then you are no stranger to ‘Banh Tet’ – Vietnamese traditional sticky rice cake. The usual assemblage includes a sticky rice outer layer, the mung bean filling with either fatty pork as the savory element...

In order to acquire this delight, one must travel to Ben Tre or ‘Xu Dua’ – the land of Coconut, located at the East of the Mekong Delta. The coconut tree is deemed among the most beneficial trees, yielding numerous economic gains, one of which is the manufacturing of Coconut Candy.