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这是一个位于 Can Tho 郊区的在营农业研究中心,对于那些对湄公河三角洲农业感到好奇的游客来说,这里也是一个令人惊喜且惬意的半日游好去处。

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Trung Tam Nong Nghiep Mua Xuan(春季农业中心)位于 Can Tho 市中心西南约 15 km 处。在行政边界调整将其并入大 Can Tho 之前,该地区曾是 Hau Giang 省的一部分。它不是主题公园,也不是经过精心包装的旅游景点,而是一个恰好对游客开放的、仍在运作的农业研究和示范中心。想象一下,在约 50 公顷平坦的三角洲土地上,分布着果园、水稻试验田、水产养殖池和育苗温室。
该中心成立于 21 世纪初,是湄公河三角洲(메콩 델타 / 湄公河三角洲 / メコンデルタ)更广泛的农业现代化工作的一部分。它最初的任务是开发适合该地区易涝土壤的高产水稻品种和热带水果栽培技术。随着时间的推移,它向游客开放了部分区域——部分是为了教育目的,部分是因为总有游客被这里的果园吸引而慕名而来。
大多数游览 Can Tho(껀터 / 芹苴 / カントー)的人逛完水上市场就觉得不虚此行了。Trung Tam Nong Nghiep Mua Xuan 则能满足另一种好奇心:了解这片三角洲究竟是如何养活 2000 万人口的。你可以漫步在火龙果藤架、龙眼林和柚子试验田之间。如果碰巧遇到工作人员在工作间隙休息,他们有时会为你讲解嫁接技术或季节周期——除非提前预约,否则不要指望有正式的导游服务。
这里也确实非常宁静。没有小贩,没有旅游大巴,也没有卡拉OK的音箱。只有灌溉渠、鸟鸣声,以及偶尔载着肥料袋驶过的摩托车。摄影爱好者们尤其喜欢育苗排呈现出的几何图案,特别是在清晨的光线之下。
三角洲有两个季节:雨季(5月至11月)和旱季(12月至4月)。具体到 Mua Xuan 而言:
无论哪个季节,都请在上午 9 点前到达。到了上午 11 点,酷热难耐,而且田块之间几乎没有遮阳的地方。

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从 Can Tho 市中心(Ninh Kieu 区)出发,您有以下几种选择:
没有直达该中心的公交车。最近的公交路线会将你放在距离主干道约 3 km 的地方,在正午的烈日下步行可不是什么愉快的体验。
果园呈环形分布。以轻松的步伐走完一圈需要 60–90 分钟。指示牌只有越南语,所以你可以使用手机摄像头的谷歌翻译,或者在入口处的建筑里询问是否有人会说英语(有时有,但通常没有)。
几个大池塘采用综合养殖方法饲养鲶鱼和罗非鱼——水稻田的水流入鱼塘,鱼的排泄物则为相邻的蔬菜地施肥。这是湄公河三角洲世代改良的循环农业的实际展示。
在水果当季时,你可以在入口附近的小售货亭购买水果。价格是批发价水平——柚子大约 30,000–50,000 VND/公斤,香蕉更便宜。因为是当天早上采摘的,所以质量明显比你在 Can Tho 街头市场买到的要好。
繁殖温室里有一排排呈几何网格状排列的幼苗。如果你能在附近找到稍微高一点的地方,非常适合俯拍。
现场没有餐厅——只有水果售货亭,偶尔会有一位女士在停车区附近推着小车卖 Banh Mi。建议在游玩前后安排就餐:

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没人会住在 Mua Xuan 附近——那里什么都没有。建议在 Can Tho 市中心落脚:
Can Tho 是探索更广阔的三角洲地区的绝佳大本营,包括前往 Cai Rang 水上市场的半日游(早上 5–6 点出发)以及乘船穿梭于较小的运河之间。