Con Son - a peaceful "island" in the middle of the Hau River
Located in the middle of the gentle Hau River, Con Son (Binh Thuy ward) appears as a green oasis completely separated from the bustle of Tay Do city. Hidden behind the simple beauty of the Ban trees and fruit orchards is a spectacular "makeover" journey in community tourism.
Coming to Con Son today, visitors will be treated to an interesting experience "party": from watching snakehead fish flying with unique frog circus to learning to make folk cakes by hand, experiencing exploding young rice flakes at people's houses.
Even the meal to treat guests is a meaningful cooperation of the whole neighborhood. One house contributes grilled fish, the other house brings a pot of fish sauce hotpot, the other house serves a plate of fresh green vegetables. This decent tourism approach not only tightens village and neighborhood relations but also helps protect the unique tourism brand of the locality.
Cai Rang floating market - a unique river and water culture
Visiting Cai Rang floating market is an opportunity for tourists to fully feel the rhythm of life and unique cuisine of the Mekong Delta. The exploration journey usually starts at 5:30 am from Ninh Kieu wharf. Here, you will be able to weave through hundreds of boats and enjoy breakfast right on the waves.
If going on a combined tour, the cost is about 100,000 VND - 150,000 VND/person, or you can rent a private boat with prices from 400,000 - 500,000 VND to comfortably visit the surrounding fruit gardens and noodle ovens.
Binh Thuy ancient house - architectural beauty of more than a century
Located on Bui Huu Nghia street, Binh Thuy ancient house is known as one of the most beautiful ancient houses in Tay Do. The building has the ancient beauty of East-West architectural style combined, attracting tourists to visit and take photos every holiday and Tet.
Stepping inside, visitors will be surprised by the delicately and symmetrically arranged antiques. Surrounding the house is a colorful orchard in all four seasons, creating a space that is both nostalgic and poetic.
This is not only a place to check-in but also a place to preserve cultural stories and lifestyles of the ancient Southern region that anyone who loves history should visit once.
