Can Tho Museum

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 […]

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Muoi Cuong Cocao Farm

Muoi Cuong Cocoa Garden is becoming one of the “hot” tourist destinations that you should not 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 […]

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Ong Temple

Ong Temple (Vietnamese: Chùa Ông) is one of the ancient temples 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 served as a base for revolutionary forces […]

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Phuoc Kien Pagoda

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

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Cai Mon Village

Cai Mon village (Vietnamese: làng Cái Mơn) lies along two banks of Cai River, Vinh Thanh commune, Vinh Long Province, and is famous for its tradition of growing flowers and shaping ornamental plants of various kinds from the Mekong Delta, the North, or from Thailand. Furthermore, this is one of the largest fruit orchard areas […]

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Hundred Columns House

Tay Ninh is not only renowned for its water tourism sites but also for numerous long-standing historical sites. The most famous is the Hundred Columns House, which exemplifies the quintessence of carving techniques and design harmony and is classified as a National Historic-Cultural Relic.  How is the Hundred Columns House unique? The owner of the house […]

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Mekong Delta history of formation and development

The Mekong Delta, also known as the Western Region or South-western region, is the region in southwestern Vietnam where the Mekong River approaches and empties into the sea through a network of distributaries. The Mekong delta region encompasses a large portion of southwestern Vietnam, consisting of 06 provinces in total: Tây Ninh, Đồng Tháp, An […]

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Duc Thanh School

Duc Thanh School (Vietnamese: trường Dục Thanh, trường means “school”) was founded in 1908, during the Duy Tan movement, an anti-French, pro-independence society in Vietnam, by Phan Chu Trinh to expand people’s knowledge. This private school, then the most progressive in Binh Thuan, was founded by Nguyen Quy Anh and Nguyen Trong Loi (son of […]

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The Best Beaches in Con Dao

Con Dao (Vietnamese: Côn Đảo), also known as Con Island, is an archipelago of Ho Chi Minh City. The islands are no longer a “hell on earth” but have become a favorite tourist destination, a paradise for many domestic and foreign tourists. Especially with stunning strips of sand and turquoise water, this is one of […]

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Long Hai Beach

When it comes to Vung Tau, many people immediately think of familiar landmarks such as Front Beach, Back Beach, Thuy Van Beach, etc., but forget that the province also has a dreamlike place called Long Hai Beach. Not too far from the city, the beach has been chosen by many people for holidays or weekends. […]

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