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One could not feel confident enough to boast 'well-traveled' if this part of the country was missed. This short trip offers the highlights of Mekong River life and traditional handicraft. The area is alive and welcoming with activity and a charm that is cherished by both locals and visitors alike. Explore this fertile area from boat, cruising down secluded c...

Venture into the truth of the Mekong. With four days and with a bicycle as your tool to explore you will be astounded after each day with what you have gained - in kilometers and memories. An area of life that is too often missed....

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The Mekong Delta is the bottom half of Vietnam's two rice baskets (the other being the Red River Delta in the North). This vast delta is formed by the deposition of the multiple tentacles and tributaries of the mighty Mekong River which has its origin in the Tibetan highland plateau 2,800 miles away. From its source, the river makes its way through China, Myanmar (Burma), Laos, Cambodia and South Vietnam before flowing out into the South China Sea. The Mekong's Vietnamese name, Cuu Long, ...

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Cycling is a great way to see the countryside and life of the locals. Visiting the Mekong with a bike and this gives you a great chance to explore the hidden parts of the countryside, people and their culture....

Mekong testimonials and review on Mekong tours in Vietnam and trip comments...

To coincide with the first Mekong-Japan Tourism and Culture Festival, taking place in Can Tho City (December 2-5), Sacatours travel agency introduces two tours revealing significant cultural features of the Mekong Delta....

My Tho Town offers a welcome respite from the rough and tumble of Ho Chi Minh City. ...

Despite a decade of development, the Mekong Delta’s tourism industry has failed to show robust growth. Uninspired tourist packages, limited advertising, a lack of tourism investment promotion and poor human resources training, all plague the industry....