Explore Floating Market with Local People

Ninh Kieu Wharf, located in the heart of Can Tho City, is a vibrant riverside promenade and a hub for local life and tourism. With its scenic views of the Hau River, lively atmosphere, and iconic pedestrian bridge, it’s a favorite gathering spot for visitors and locals alike. Starting our journey here, we’ll board a traditional boat and cruise along the river towards the famous Cai Rang Floating Market. Along the way, you’ll enjoy the cool morning breeze, see local life unfold along the riverbanks, and experience the beauty of the Mekong Delta at sunrise. This scenic boat ride is the perfect introduction to the unique charm of the region

Cái Rang Floating Market, located in Can Tho, Vietnam, is one of the most iconic and vibrant floating markets in the Mekong Delta. This bustling market operates early in the morning on the Hau River, offering a unique experience of traditional commerce on water. Locals sell fresh produce, tropical fruits, and local delicacies directly from their boats, while buyers navigate the waterways in smaller vessels. The market is not only a hub for trade but also a cultural symbol, showcasing the daily lives of the riverine communities. It's a must-visit destination for those seeking an authentic glimpse into the Mekong Delta's rich heritage.

Watch as rice is soaked, ground, steamed into sheets, and cut into fresh noodles. Many factories let visitors taste these handmade delights, offering a unique insight into Vietnam's culinary heritage.​

Muoi Cuong Cacao Farm, located in Can Tho, is a family-run cacao farm known for its high-quality, handcrafted chocolate products. Visitors can explore the entire chocolate-making process, from harvesting cacao pods to fermenting, drying, and crafting chocolate. The farm offers a chance to taste fresh cacao fruit and sample products like cacao nibs, powder, and chocolate bars. With its warm hospitality and hands-on experience, Muoi Cuong is a must-visit destination for cacao and chocolate enthusiasts.

These narrow waterways, lined with lush greenery and local homes, are best explored by traditional sampan boats. As you glide through, you'll see farmers tending their gardens, children playing by the water, and locals fishing. The quiet charm of the canals provides a serene contrast to the bustling floating markets, showcasing the region's natural beauty and tranquil lifestyle.​