Long Tuyen Village
This is an old village in the south of Can Tho City, including Binh Thuy, An Thoi, Long Tuyen and Long Hoa.
The village remains a popular destination, attracting numerous tourists with its stunning natural scenery and rich cultural heritage that has been preserved for centuries.
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Useful Information
- Location: Long Tuyen Village
- Best for: All visitors
- Entrance: Free
- Hours: Day time visit is recommended
- Distance to city center: 4.3km (2.7 mi)
Thuan Hung Town
Thuan Hung town is about 40 km Northwest from the center of Can Tho city, famous for making one of the best rice papers in Vietnam.
Cai Rang Floating Market
For tourists who travel to Can Tho, metropolis of the south-west, it would be regretful if they could not drop by and purchase something in Cai Rang (6km from Can Tho city), one of the most famous and biggest floating markets in the Mekong Delta.
Ninh Kieu Pier
Ninh Kieu dock, with Ho Chi Minh statue standing still, is the symbol of Can Tho city.
