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EXPLORE CAN THO CITY
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DA NANG – BA NA – HUE – CAN THO – CHAU DOC – HA TIEN – PHU QUOC – HO CHI MINH CITY
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Cai Rang Floating Market - Rice Noodle Production Facilities - Orchards
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Cai Rang Floating Market - My Khanh Tourist Village - Truc Lam Phuong Nam Monastery
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Con Son Islet achieves success in eco-tourism development
Thg1. 16A clean and unique beauty along with local hospitality has made Con Son, an islet in the southern city of Can Tho, one of the country's most attractive destinations for green community tourism.
Making rice noodles in Vietnam
Thg12. 26In Vietnam, we visited the Mekong Delta. A delta is an area where a river flows out to the sea in many smaller channels. As the smaller rivers spread out from their source, they often make the shape of a fan. Some famous deltas include the Mississippi River Delta and the Nile Delta (in Egypt). Deltas are important to the surrounding areas, because they are ideal for growing crops. The land is flat, and rich sediment, or very small pieces of earth, is carried from further upstream and deposited in the delta, making it very fertile. Fertile means that plants can be easily grown. The Mekong River picks up nutrients from China, Burma, Laos, Thailand and Cambodia as it flows down from the Himalayas.n the Mekong Delta, the primary crop is rice. Rice is the main source of income for many rural families – and most Vietnamese people live in the countryside. In central Vietnam, farmers keep much of their rice to feed their families, and may be able to sell about 1/3 of their crop. But in fertile areas like the Mekong, farmers produce much more rice, and can sell as much as 3/4 of their crop.In fact, Vietnam is able to grow so much rice, especially in the Mekong Delta, that it makes enough to both feed the country and export rice to other countries, too. (And the Vietnamese eat a LOT of rice — rice paper, rice noodles, and plain old rice!) As far as exports, Vietnam is the second largest exporter of rice, after Thailand. Other countries, such as India and China, produce more rice, but don’t export as much as Vietnam. Rice is so important in Vietnamese life, and to the Vietnamese economy, that the Vietnamese word for rice (‘com’) also can mean ‘meal’, and even can be used to mean ‘wife’.
Bang Lang stork sanctuary in Can Tho city
Thg12. 23Bang Lang stork sanctuary is seen as one of the most attractive tourist destinations in the Mekong Delta city of Can Tho, which with a primitive beauty allows visitors to wallow in nature.
Binh Thuy ancient house, 149-year-old house in Bình Thủy Cần Thơ site of famous film The Lover
Thg12. 15The ancient house of Bình Thủy is also a popular location for film shoots, and was the setting for The Lover, a 1992 film based on the semi-autobiographical novel by Marguerite Duras
6 Mekongdelta dishes that really cross the line
Thg11. 28News website VnExpress has just released a list of Vietnamese dishes that may give you a heart attack but many say are very delicious.
Grilled snakehead fish in Mekong Delta
Thg11. 28Grilled snakehead fish are processed by Southern farmers after work end. When men freezer, slapped fishing ponds, the woman back into the fields to pick vegetables and sauce. Fish catch up just washed, um straw that can cook in the middle of the field windy and enjoying together.
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