Tra Su is a Cajuput Forest and eco-tourism area established in 1983, covering nearly 850 hectares in Văn Giáo commune, Tịnh Biên district. This is a typical floodplain forest of the Hau River region, playing a crucial role in water regulation and climate control for the entire Ba Mountains area. The forest is also home […]
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Vietnam has been proudly named one of the 40 most beautiful countries in the world for 2024, according to a recent ranking by the American magazine US News & World Report. Based on the opinions of more than 17,000 travelers from around the globe, as well as experienced experts, US News & World Report evaluated […]
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The unique waterway tourism destinations in the Mekong Delta have been racing to “refresh” their services to be ready to welcome visitors for Christmas and New Year 2025, setting the stage for the peak of the traditional Lunar New Year season. Enhancing Services and River Culture Cuisine This time of year, the Christmas and New […]
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Thoi Son Islet, also known as Unicorn Islet, is a gem of the Mekong Delta in Tien Giang Province, Vietnam. Just a short distance from Ho Chi Minh City, it is the perfect destination to experience the culture, lifestyle, and natural beauty of the Mekong region. With lush orchards, scenic rivers, and unique local activities, […]
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Can Tho, the largest city in Vietnam’s Mekong Delta, is often referred to as the region’s “rice bowl” due to its fertile landscape and abundance of rice fields and fruit orchards. This vibrant city offers a unique mix of natural beauty, rich cultural heritage, and friendly locals, making it an ideal destination for travelers seeking […]
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Traveling to the Mekong Delta region offers you a diverse and unique journey, blending familiar experiences with new discoveries, creating endless fascination. The roads connecting the Mekong Delta with the 13 provinces and cities of the Southwest region will take you through incredibly beautiful landscapes such as lush fruit orchards, winding canals, vast rice paddies, […]
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