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Le delta du Mékong

Le delta du Mékong

Le delta du Mékong est divisé actuellement en 12 provinces: Long An, Tiền Giang, Bến Tre, Ðồng Tháp, An Giang, Kiên Giang, Vĩnh Long, Trà Vinh, Hậu Giang, Sòc Trăng, Bạc Liêu et Cà Mau. Avant de devenir partie intégrante du Viêt-Nam, ce delta appartenait au peuple khmer. Les premiers colons vietnamiens sont apparus seulement [...]

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Visiting Betel Garden and Bang Lang Shrine in An Giang

Visiting Betel Garden and Bang Lang Shrine in An Giang

On 954 Street in the upper reaches of the Hau River in Long Son Commune, Tan Phu District, An Giang Province is a garden where an endless betel vine (a betel is a climbing plant) grows profusely, enveloping the houses. Visiting the betel garden evokes ancient Vietnamese customs from the time of the Hung kings. [...]

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Enjoying sweet palmyra fruit in Bay Nui

Enjoying sweet palmyra fruit in Bay Nui

Bay Nui, also known as That Son (Seven Mountains) in the Mekong Delta province of An Giang is an ideal destination for nature lovers. It is also home to countless palmyra trees. On the way to Bay Nui, especially from Tinh Bien to Tri Ton districts, the sight of thousands of palmyra trees reaching straight [...]

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Shopping on Cam Mountain in An Giang

Shopping on Cam Mountain in An Giang

Cam (Forbidden) Mountain, also known as Thien Cam Son (heaven’s forbidden mountain), is the highest and largest of the superb That Son (seven mountains) in An Giang Province, and is famous for its wonderful scenery, ancient temples and pagodas and cultural life of local residents. Located in An Hao Commune, Tinh Bien District, An Giang [...]

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Admiring the scenery on Thoai Son Mountain

Admiring the scenery on Thoai Son Mountain

Nestled in the lowlands of Long Xuyen, Sap Mountain or so-called Thoai Son Mountain has splendid landscapes filled with history of the opening of the Mekong Delta. Thoai Ngoc Hau, a general during the Nguyen Dynasty, led the army and thousands of residents to dig the Thoai Ha Canal in 1818 with rudimentary tools. The [...]

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Exploring Anh Vu Mountain

Exploring Anh Vu Mountain

That Son (Seven Mountains) is common name of seven most typical mountains amongst 37 mountains in Tri Ton and Tinh Bien districts of An Giang Province. They are mainly known as Cam Mountain (Thien Cam Son), Dai Nam gieng (Ngu Ho Son), Co To Mountain (Phung Hoang Son), Dai Mountain (Ngoa Long Son), Tuong Mountain [...]

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Visiting roof-top of Mekong Delta

Visiting roof-top of Mekong Delta

The Mekong Delta is endowed with endless fertile fields, orchards and interlacing canals and rivers. The beautiful That Son (Seven Mountains) mountain range is striking amidst the lowlands with Cam (Forbidden) Mountain its tallest and largest at a height of 710 meters above sea level. Locals call this mountain the ‘roof-top of the delta’. Located [...]

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Original An Giang cow racing festival

Original An Giang cow racing festival

The final track of cow racing has held in Vinh Trung village, Tinh Bien district in An Giang province with much excitement and amazement on September 18th 2009. The play station was filled with 30.000 audiences with muddy and puddly racing track and amazing spirit. There are total 72 pairs of cows coming from Khmer [...]

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