About Tay Do, admire the green beauty of the "sweet islands

Tan Loc islet (Tan Loc ward) is located about 40km from the center of Can Tho City. The floating land in the middle of the Hau River is favored by nature, so fruit trees are lush all year round.

The most beautiful season in Tan Loc is the beginning of the year because the climate is cool and fresh. Also because of this, these days, this place is green with new vitality. In addition, nestled in the green land are ancient houses with a lifespan of hundreds of years creating a solemn and mysterious beauty.

Green space covers an ancient house in Tan Loc islet.

During the 2026 Lunar New Year, Tan Loc welcomes quite a lot of tourists to visit and relax, especially middle-aged visitors who have a hobby of flowers and ornamental plants.

Famous in Tan Loc islet are also green coconut gardens. Many tourists come here to witness farmers picking coconuts or trying their hand if they are healthy.

Also known as the "sweet island" in Tay Do, Con Son (Binh Thuy ward, 6km from Can Tho city center) in the first days of the new year is dressed in the green beauty of the countryside and rusticness.

This year, the majority of people in Con Son continue to do community tourism and develop favorable agriculture.

In general, during the Lunar New Year 2026 season, most tourists coming to Con Son expressed satisfaction because they were served thoughtfully and friendly. In the photo, tourists are excited to visit the Monkey Bridge in Con Son in the late afternoon.

Currently, Con Son still welcomes quite a few tourists to visit and experience even though the Lunar New Year holiday in 2026 has ended. Most of the tourists are foreigners with a passion for exploring the unique culture of the Mekong Delta.

Ms. Phan Kim Ngan, Director of Con Son Agricultural Tourism Cooperative (HTX) - said that farmers doing tourism are all ready to get started, everyone is excited with overflowing energy. The cooperative will continue to improve quality to serve tourists. This is not simply to maintain the image of local tourism but also the responsibility of tourism workers in the new context.