It is one of the most fertile places in the world, with rice production being the main sector of the local economy.

The Mekong River Delta, located in southern Vietnam, is one of the most fertile and vital wetlands in the world. Known as the country's "Basket of Rice", it is a place where nature, culture and history combine in a unique way, offering unforgettable experiences.

Natural Beauty and Biodiversity
The region is characterised by a complex network of rivers, canals and streams crossing lush green rice fields, dense forests and floating markets.

Floating markets: Markets such as Cai Rang are full of colour and life, with locals trading fruit, vegetables and local produce from their boats.
Aquatic Habitat: the Delta is home to a huge variety of species, from rare fish to endemic birds and aquatic animals.
Economic importance
The Delta is the main agricultural and economic pillar of Vietnam:

Rice production: It produces most of the country's rice, contributing significantly to the domestic and international markets.
Fishing: The aquatic ecosystems of the Mekong provide vast quantities of fish that feed the local economy and diet.
Historical Significance
The region has a rich history, including:

Khmer Past: The ancient Khmers used the Delta as an important trade route, and their cultural influences are still visible.
Vietnamese War: The Delta was one of the hardest fought areas, with intense conflict and strategic operations.
Cultural diversity.
The region is home to several ethnic groups, including the Vietnamese, Khmer and Khoa. Visitors can experience:

Local customs: Traditional festivals, tastes and ways of life that are unique to the region.
Farming techniques: Visitors can see how produce is grown in rice paddies and fruit trees.
Tourism Activities: How to learn how to grow fruit and vegetables, how to visit the orchards and the orchards, how to visit the farms, how to visit the farms, how to visit the orchards and the fruit trees.
Water Tours: Boats on the canals to explore nature and the daily life of the local people.
Local Cuisine: From fresh fish to exotic fruits, the Delta offers unique flavours.
Hiking and Cycling: through picturesque landscapes and lush green fields.
The Mekong River Delta is a place that combines natural beauty, historical significance and cultural diversity, making it a must-visit destination to understand the heart of Vietnam.