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Tan Phong Island
On Tan Phong Island, we cross the Mekong River on wooden boats, pass by floating markets and explore small villages by bike.
Tan Phong Island, located in the heart of the Mekong River, is a place full of natural beauty, traditions and authentic life. It is a destination that combines tranquility, local culture and activities that offer a true glimpse of Delta life.
Natural Beauty and Rural Life
The island is known for its vast orchards where exotic fruits are grown:
Fruit Orchards: visitors can walk among trees laden with dragons, mangoes, papayas and other tropical fruits, sampling their flavours directly from nature.
Natural Landscape: The island is full of lush greenery, picturesque canals and serene corners that offer peace and relaxation.
Cultural Heritage.
The island preserves the traditional way of life of the inhabitants of the Delta:
Handicrafts: Local artisans make handmade textiles and products from natural materials, such as baskets and ornaments.
Traditional festivals: Throughout the year, events are held that highlight music, dance and local cuisine.
Activities for Visitors
Cycling: The island's scenic roads are ideal for cycling. Explore the small villages and experience the life of the locals.
Varkada: Wooden boats take you through the quiet canals, giving you the chance to see floating markets and traditional houses on the banks.
Tasty Experiences: Try local dishes such as banh xeo (traditional pancakes) and fresh seafood cooked with traditional recipes.
History and Tradition
Since French colonial times, the island has preserved architectural features that offer a glimpse into the past:
Traditional Houses: See wooden houses and structures that testify to the craftsmanship of local artisans.
Cultural Heritage: The customs and stories of the local people add depth to the visit experience.
Tan Phong Island is an ideal destination for those who wish to combine natural beauty with the authenticity of local culture, creating an unforgettable experience in the serene atmosphere of the Mekong.
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