Mui Ne sand dunes

Mui Ne Sand Dunes are also known as flying sand dunes because their shape changes by the hour and the day. The word “flying” can convey the vastness, the beautiful, unique scenery of the sand, and the wind blowing through the area. Sand in Mui Ne is often formed and moved by strong sea winds. […]

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Two Unique Pagodas in Can Tho

Clay Pagoda and Bat Pagoda are two unique pagodas in Can Tho, that bear a strong mark of Khmer culture. Both of them attract many tourists to this region. Clay Pagoda The pagoda, called Buu Son Pagoda, is located in the middle of a typical residential area, in a small space. The Clay pagoda was […]

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Explore Soc Trang

Soc Trang was a province (currently merged into Can Tho City) with many ethnic groups, creating a multicultural society. When exploring Soc Trang, visitors will come across many unique pagodas and attractive eco-tourism areas not to be missed. General about Soc Trang  Soc Trang has a coastline of about 70 km, with three large river […]

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The beauty of 18 Arhats at Tay Phuong Pagoda

Tay Phuong Pagoda (located in Tay Phuong Commune, Hanoi) is considered a repository of masterpieces of Vietnamese Buddhist sculpture from the 18th century. Among them, the set of 18 Arhat statues has become a masterpiece. classics of Vietnamese art. Contrary to the conventional stillness often seen in Vietnamese Buddhist statues, the statue of 18 Arhats […]

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La Han Pagoda

Besides Ong Bon Pagoda and Lady Thien Hau Temple in My Xuyen, Can Tho also has other beautiful and famous Chinese pagodas. Among them, the most prominent is La Han Pagoda. This Chinese pagoda has an ancient, majestic beauty, like a massive castle on the banks of the Mekong Delta, where indigenous people often come […]

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Som Rong Pagoda

The old Soc Trang (now merged with Can Tho City in 2025) is known as the “capital” of pagodas and towers. In addition to serving as spaces for cultural and religious activities of the Khmer people, the pagodas are also destinations not to be missed by tourists exploring the Mekong Delta region. Each pagoda has […]

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Clay Pagoda

Clay Pagoda (Vietnamese: Chùa Đất Sét; Đất Sét means clay, chùa means pagoda) has an official name of Buu Son Pagoda (Vietnamese: chùa Bửu Sơn). Although this pagoda is not famous for its grand architecture or large area, it is unique for its storage of thousands of clay artifacts and for its pairs of large […]

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Soc Trang Khmer Museum

Can Tho is home to many cultures of different ethnic groups: Kinh, Chinese, and Khmer. Those are the architectural works of pagodas, or culinary culture. In addition, visitors can choose Soc Trang Khmer museum. Visiting the Museum will bring visitors information and a deeper understanding of the unique culture of the Khmer people, when you […]

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Kh’Leang Pagoda

Kh’leang Pagoda is an ancient Khmer pagoda in the Mekong Delta. The space here is very ancient, tinged with time. The pagoda is also a place for cultural and religious activities of many local people. Therefore, this will be one of the destinations you should not miss when traveling to Can Tho. General information about […]

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Chen Kieu Pagoda

Chen Kieu Pagoda (Vientamese: Chùa Chén Kiểu, chùa means pagoda; Khmer: Sro Lon) is an artistic architectural work with unique aesthetic value. The pagoda’s architecture, especially the main hall, was both built in accordance with traditional Khmer principles and with communication. The fusion of the architectural culture of the Kinh – Chinese people, combined with […]

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