Chau Doc
Chau Doc, a city located at the Vietnam-Cambodia border, is famous for its river landscapes, historical landmarks, and the unique festivals of local ethnic communities.
Chau Doc, a city in An Giang province, is one of the most notable destinations in the Mekong Delta, attracting tourists with its river landscapes, diverse ethnic cultures, and important historical landmarks. Situated near the Vietnam-Cambodia border, Chau Doc is a cultural crossroads, where various cultures and religions blend together. The city is well known for attractions such as Sam Mountain, home to the famous Ba Chua Xu Temple, which is a major pilgrimage site for locals. Other popular destinations include Chau Doc Market, the Chau Doc Floating Village, and the Tram Sau Ecotourism Area. Chau Doc is also renowned for its local specialties, including Chau Doc fish noodle soup (bun ca), fish hotpot (lau mam), and fish from the annual flood season. Visitors to Chau Doc can not only explore its natural beauty but also immerse themselves in unique cultural experiences and participate in traditional festivals.
