Can Tho

Visiting Can Tho, the bustling provincial capital of the Mekong Delta, offers a vibrant slice of Vietnamese life. Known for its floating markets, lush river landscapes, and welcoming locals, Can Tho is a must-visit for anyone interested in exploring the richness of Vietnam's southern regions. Best Time to Visit The ideal time to visit Can

Taken in Halong Bay, Vietnam. These small boats came up to ours selling fruit. Surprisingly, some of the fruit sellers could speak Mandarin - guess they must get plenty of Mainland Chinese tourists here as well. It was 38C the day we were there so the fruit wasn't the freshest which is understandable but it certainly was colorful.

Despite its relatively small size, Vietnam ranks among the world's top 20 countries in terms of population with over 98 million inhabitants. Many of those millions of individuals live in the largest cities in Vietnam,

Vietnamese floating market on the Mekong River

If you have spent any time in the backwaters of Vietnam's Mekong region, Can Tho can seem like a veritable metropolis. It's on the backpacker trail due to its floating markets but what most people don't realise is how much there is to see and do here. Great street food, coffee shops and bars as well temples & museums

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Plan your DIY Mekong Delta Tour with this post! Find out how to get from Ho Chi Minh City to Can Tho, where to stay & the top things to do in Can Tho!

I've just been back from a fabulous 4 day trip to Can Tho Vietnam and it was awesome! Located in the south west of Vietnam, Can Tho offers plenty of things to do for visitors of all ages. From exploring its many orchards to taking a leisurely boat ride through the Mekong Delta, there is

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Explore the vibrant culture and serene landscapes of Vietnam's Mekong Delta in just 4 days and 3 nights - an unforgettable adventure awaits