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Nowadays, you just can see the floating market in few countries in East Asia including Vietnam. Travelling to floating market is also the way to get experience a few adventures from seeing how the hundred of floating lives on the Mekong River. Here are 5 amazing things you need to know about Vietnam’s floating markets.

Mekong Delta, Vietnam covers 13 provinces of southern Vietnam, namely Long An, Tien Giang, Dong Thap, Vinh Long, Tra Vinh, Hau Giang, Soc Trang, Ben Tre, An Giang, Kien Giang, Bac Lieu, Ca Mau and Can Tho. Each of the provinces and cities has its own uniqueness to discover. Usually, to have a good experience

Cai Rang floating market – one of the largest floating market in the Mekong Delta – is a rare sight in that you just only find out the beautiful lifestyle trade when you travel in the unique Wetlands in the south of Vietnam. Within the type of geography consists of both land and the river,

Located in the Mekong Delta region of South Vietnam, it takes approximately 2 hours to My Tho. My Tho – Mekong Delta, Vietnam is the capital city of Tien Giang Province. It is the center of economics, education and technology of this area. Besides, My Tho has a long history as well as culture and

Can Tho Mekong Delta Vietnam has all the significances of the southwestern of Vietnam. Generous and friendly lifestyles of the local people, together with the rustic area make this place an unmissable attraction. Here in Can Tho has tons of things to explore, from the attractions to the food and religious or cultural activities. And

Can Gio mangrove forest Vietnam is a green lung of the rustle and bustle Saigon, having the beauty of the green nature and tranquil atmosphere. The place is located 50 km away from the center, which usually takes around an hour to travel by motorbike and almost 2 hours to travel by bus. The young local

Cu Chi Tunnels is popular with a massive network of underground and attraction historical destination about Vietnam War. The Tunnels sits approximately 45 miles north of Ho Chi Minh City, making a popular day trip or weekend getaway from city central. Here’s how to travel from Ho Chi Minh City to Cu Chi Tunnels using

Although traveling in Vietnam almost cheaper compared to other countries, like Singapore, Japan. Yet, Vietnam is still an interesting destination in relation to discovering hidden trails in many adventurous journeys. If you are looking for amazing and attractive underground system, learning deeply a part of Vietnam War stories, get to know about people in terms

According to The New York Times, Cu Chi Tunnels in Vietnam is one of the World’s coolest places in Southeast Asia. During Vietnam war, the suburban Cu Chi district of Ho Chi Minh city was the site of hundreds of these tunnels as a network of elaborate underground passageways to move supplies, communications centre, troops,