Besides its geographic significance as a vital transport hub linking provinces in the Mekong Delta region, Can Tho is often called a “city of rivers” as it spans approximately 65 km along the Hau River with an intricate network of waterways. Recognised as one of five centrally governed cities since 2004, Can Tho is a youthful, dynamic urban centre on the process of modernisation.
Regional cuisine has long played a vital role in promoting, introducing, and retaining tourists. Each region of Vietnam boasts its own culinary specialties, and the Mekong Delta, with its agricultural heritage and river culture, has given rise to distinctive dishes that leave a lasting impression on visitors.
Tens of thousands of people flocked to Soc Trang City on November 14 to watch and cheer for the Ngo boat race in the Mekong Delta region. The two-day event is a highlight of the 6th Oóc Om Bóc Festival – Soc Trang Ngo Boat Race.
The Mekong Delta, Vietnam's largest producer and exporter of food, aquatic products and fruits, is stepping up agricultural economy linked with tourism development. Regional localities are leveraging their agricultural strengths to create distinctive experience tourism products, adding vibrancy to the region's tourism palette.
Over 350 experts will gather this month in the Mekong Delta province of Dong Thap to discuss promoting green economic development in the region.
