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Across a narrow stretch of the Mekong from Vinh Long town sits Cu Lao An Binh — a cluster of river islands where fruit orchards shade homestay guestrooms and the canals are narrow enough to kayak.
A practical guide to visiting Phong Dien's fruit orchards in Can Tho — what to expect, when to go, and how to make the most of a half-day in the Mekong Delta's orchard country.
Tan Trieu village in Dong Nai province grows some of Vietnam's best pomelos. Here's how to visit, what to do, and what to eat when you get there.
Cai Mon's fruit orchards sit at the heart of the Mekong Delta's horticultural tradition. Here's what to expect, how to get there, and what to eat.
Lai Thieu's fruit orchards sit just north of central Saigon — a half-day trip into durian groves, mangosteen canopy, and riverside eating that most tourists never find.
Cai Be's fruit orchards offer a slow, honest look at Mekong Delta life — rowing through canals, eating fruit off the branch, and skipping the tourist circus.
Lai Vung's pink-skinned tangerine orchards are one of the Mekong Delta's most rewarding day trips — here's how to visit, what to eat, and when to go.
Cu Lao An Binh is a river island in Vinh Long where fruit orchards, canal life, and homestays offer an unfiltered look at the Mekong Delta.
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