Category: Travel Guide

Can Tho Market (Vietnamese: chợ Cần Thơ; chợ mean market) also known as Can Tho Ancient Market is located right next to Ninh Kieu wharf and is a symbolic work of Can Tho city. The market has a long history and impressive architecture, attracting people to visit when traveling to this city. General information of Can […]

Gao Giong Eco-tourist site (Vietnamese: Khu du lịch sinh thái Gáo Giồng) covers 7 hectares and is located within a 1,700-hectare cajuput forest. This tourist area is an ideal destination for sightseeing, camping, and enjoying the local life in the Mekong Delta. This is one of the few ecological zones that retain nearly all of […]

Huynh Thuy Le Ancient house (Vietnamese: nhà cổ Huỳnh Thùy Lê, nhà cổ means ancient house) is one of the most unique architectural works in the Mekong Delta. It was also famous for a love affair between its owner Mr. Le and Marguerite Duras, a French writer, in the early years of the twentieth century. […]

Kien An Cung (Vietnamese: Kiến An Cung) or Kien An Temple is an ancient temple dating back nearly a hundred years. The unique architecture, bearing a Chinese style, has created a feature of Chinese temples in the Mekong Delta. History of Kien An Cung Kien An Cung was built in 1924 and completed in 1927 […]

Sa Dec flower gardens (Vietnamese: vườn hoa Sa Đéc) are located in Sa Dec Ward, and cover an area of ​​313ha, with around 2,000 households living. The flower gardens are located on both sides of the Tien and Sa Dec rivers, making them accessible by water and road. These gardens were established in the 1930s. […]

Nguyen Sinh Sac (Vietnamese: Nguyễn Sinh Sắc) was the father of President Ho Chi Minh. He was a magistrate until he was demoted for abuse of power after a landlord, whom he had ordered to be beaten, died shortly after receiving a caning. After being dismissed, he went to the South and lived in Hoa […]