Top 5 check-in destinations in An Giang
VOV.VN - Visitors can explore many fascinating destinations in the south-western province of An Giang these days by visiting Tra Su indigo forest or Long Xuyen floating market.
Tra Su cajuput forest in Van Giao commune, Tinh Bien district is a typical mangrove forest in western region. The forest is about 10km from the Vietnam-Cambodia border. |
Tra Su indigo forest is home to 140 different kinds of plant species. Visitors can experience plucking lotus flowers, fishing and enjoying local specialties according to seasons. Entrance fee including boat trip is VND75,000 each person. |
Infinity swimming pool is located on the side of a mountain in a luxury resort, it is located about 60km away from Chau Doc. Resting here, you will be immersed in the natural scenery.A sightseeing ticket at the resort is about VND110,000 each person. |
The pool has breathtaking views of paddy fields, creating a tranquil and peaceful atmospherefor visitors. |
Long Xuyen floating market is located in the Hau River area, near the centre of Long Xuyen city. The market was established dozens of years ago and starts at the crack of dawn at around 5am. |
Tourism services of the floating market have not developed compared to other floating markets but visitors can rent boats at the price of VND200,000 to explore the market and even enjoy breakfast on the boat, tasting different kinds of fruits at orchards and take beautiful photos. |
Tay An pagoda is located at the foot of Sam mountain in VinhTe commune, Chau Doc city. It was built in 1847 with an India. Style architectural. The pagoda was recognized as a national relic site by the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism. |
The pagoda is covered with a vast amount of green trees. Visitors can drive or rent a motorbike and take the 30 minute-drive to get there from the centre of Chau Doc city. Ba Chua Xu temple is a popular destination for nearby visitors to discover. |
Palm tree fields are a typical feature on the journey to discover the western provinces. |