Making a clean break

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TweetAn Giang Province has gone to some trouble to ensure a getaway opens doors to a different cultural experience You wake up to the rooster’s crowing, not an alarm clock. You walk along unpaved, earthen pathways shaded by trees, nudged …

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Bobbing on delta river

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TweetOver two million tourists at home and abroad flocked to the western provinces in the National Tourism Year, held in Can Tho city in 2008. And in 2009, around 750,000 tourist arrivals were found present on  the Mekong Delta River. …

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Delta delights in Chau Doc

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TweetAn Giang Province’s bustling border town showcases the diversity of the Mekong Delta: Vietnamese, Chinese, Khmer and Cham cultures all in one. From the top of Sam Mountain, you can see the whole of Chau Doc Town and Tinh Bien …

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Trekking up Co To Mountain

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TweetPhung Hoang Son, or Co To Mountain, is the most beautiful among the several mountains of the That Son Range in the mountainous area of the Mekong Delta province of An Giang. The mountain is acclaimed as an ideal destination …

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Largest rat market in Vietnam

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TweetPhu Dat market in the southern province of An Giang is known as the biggest mouse market in Vietnam. This special market is located on the bank of Phu Dat canal, along National Highway No. 91. According to a senior …

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