More than 300 ancient longan trees with twisting, dragon-like trunks have transformed a family orchard in Can Tho into one of the Mekong Delta's most distinctive tourist attractions.

More than a spiritual center, a century-old Chinese temple in Can Tho becomes a magnet for visitors each Tet (Lunar New Year) season - thanks to its festive and meaningful lantern auction.

Built in 1912 and restored with care, Vinh Hung Temple in Can Tho is a living testament to enduring faith and masterful stone artistry.

In the heart of Can Tho, a modest banana fritter shop has become a viral sensation - thanks to a crispy secret recipe, daily livestreams, and a very special cashier: a dog named Gau.

This no-name noodle stall has served generations of locals for over 40 years, proving that consistency beats quantity.

After a recent administrative merge, Ninh Kieu became the most populous ward in Can Tho, offering an array of must-visit landmarks.

Binh Thuy Temple in Can Tho tells the legend of a village born after a great storm, now preserved as a national heritage site.

In Vietnam’s Mekong Delta, a rare confluence of seven rivers shapes Nga Bay into a vibrant destination of markets, temples, and gardens.

A masterpiece of Chinese architecture, Ong Pagoda offers a glimpse into the deep spiritual and artistic traditions of the Cantonese community in Vietnam. Recognized as a national heritage site, it remains a vital part of Can Tho’s cultural fabric.