An Giang receives floods from upstream of the Mekong River. Flood water brings fishes and shrimps to live in the fields, which is an ideal time for people to go fishing

When traveling to Chau Doc An Giang, visitors will be very surprised by the harmonious combination of religion, architecture, cuisine, and culture here between four ethnic cultures, bringing a difference that cannot be found in other places.

Located in the Mekong Delta - the largest river region in Vietnam - tourists traveling to the southwestern region of Vietnam must be familiar with famous floating markets such as Cai Rang and Phong Dien. However, those are not the only floating markets in this area. IZITour would like to introduce to you the most famous floating market in An Giang province -  the Long Xuyen Floating Market. 

Coming to An Giang, perhaps people will pay attention to the scenic spots of An Giang but forget that there is a very old and interesting culture here, which could be very attractive to tourists who love Vietnam's diverse culture. It is called the Cham Culture in An Giang. The culture was born with the settlement of the Cham people in An Giang and now about 17 thousand Cham people are living here.

Tra Su Cajuput Forest has many melaleuca trees near the Tra Su mountain area of ​​Tinh Bien land. This location was transformed in 1983, from a deserted low-lying area heavily contaminated with alum to a famous eco-tourism area.