Hoang Cam Stove (Vietnamese: bếp Hoàng Cầm, bếp means stove) was created during the the Hòa Bình campaign (1951 – 1952). The stove is named after the man who made it, a military chef – Mr. Hoàng Cầm. Since its birth until now, the stove has been widely used in the Vietnamese army and is mandatory […]

The floating market is a long-standing traditional culture of the people of Tra On district in particular and the Mekong Delta River in short. This market is the local point of trade and transactions in the districts and provinces throughout the western region. Today Tra On floating market is known as a tourist attraction for […]

With an area of ​​​​nearly 3.000m², Can Tho Museum (Vietnamese: bảo tàng Cần Thơ, bảo tàng means museum) is considered the largest museum in the Mekong Delta region. This is a place to display and introduce artifacts about the country and people of Cần Thơ through each historical period; introduce the socio-cultural-economic achievements of the […]

Muoi Cuong Cocoa Garden is becoming one of the “hot” tourist destinations that should miss when coming to explore Can Tho. Coming here, visitors can not only enjoy the fresh air of the cocoa garden, but also witness firsthand the process of processing products from fresh cocoa fruits. Right now, let’s explore Muoi Cuong cocoa […]

Ong Temple (Vietnamese: Chùa Ông, Ông means Mr, often use in respect) is one of the ancient temple in Can Tho famous for its unique architecture. The temple also plays an important role in the spiritual lives of the Hoa community (Chinese people living in Vietnam) in the Southwest region. During the war, the Ong Temple was a place to support […]

Phuoc Kien Pagoda (Vietnamese: chùa Phước Kiển, chùa means pagoda) is a special pagoda in Dong Thap Province. This is a home of the most unique types of lotus in Vietnam imported from Amazon with extremely large sizes that can carry people with a maximum weight of up to 80kg. This giant lotus leaf alone […]