7 places to discover
Can Tho Bridge is a cable-stayed bridge spanning the Hau River, connecting Can Tho City with Vinh Long Province on National Route 1A. Completed in 2010, it is one of the longest cable-stayed bridges in Southeast Asia with a total length of about 2.75 km and a main span of 550 meters. It serves as a vital transport link for the Mekong Delta and a prominent landmark for visitors.
Dos Hermanos Islands are two small, uninhabited rocky islets off the coast of Barangay Balaoi in Pagudpud, Ilocos Norte, northern Luzon, Philippines. Located in the Luzon Strait near Maira-ira Point, they are a distinctive landmark visible from Pagudpud's northern beaches such as Saud and Maira-ira (Blue Lagoon). The twin islets are known for their rugged, steep rock formations rising from the sea and are primarily appreciated as a scenic viewpoint rather than a landing destination.
Khlong Hae Floating Market is a popular floating market located on Khlong Hae canal in Khlong Hae Subdistrict, Hat Yai District, Songkhla Province, southern Thailand. Established to promote local culture and community income, it features vendors selling food and goods from boats and canal-side stalls. Known for its lively atmosphere, affordable southern Thai and Muslim-Thai cuisine, and cultural performances, it is a major weekend attraction near Hat Yai city.
Ladchado Market is a historic canal-side market in Lad Chado Subdistrict, Phak Hai District, Phra Nakhon Si Ayutthaya Province, Thailand. Located along Khlong Lad Chado, it features traditional wooden shophouses and a community dating back more than a century. Once a major trading hub for rice and local goods transported by water, it retains its old architecture and local lifestyle, offering visitors a glimpse of traditional central Thai riverside commerce and culture.
Nhon Ly Fishing Village is a traditional coastal fishing village located in Nhon Ly Commune, Quy Nhon City, Gia Lai Province, on the Nhon Ly Peninsula about 20 km northeast of central Quy Nhon. It is notable for its colorful fishing boats, basket boats, and active fishing community. The village retains authentic daily fishing life and serves as the gateway to nearby coastal attractions such as Ky Co Beach and Eo Gio.
Phrathat Nong Khai, also known as Phra That Klang Nam, is a ruined ancient Buddhist stupa submerged in the Mekong River at Mueang Nong Khai, Nong Khai Province, northeastern Thailand. Originally built on land, riverbank erosion caused it to collapse into the river in the 19th century. The brick chedi is visible above water during the dry season and is revered as a sacred relic site, viewed from the riverbank near Wat Lam Duan.
Wat Takhian Floating Market is a community floating market located on the canal beside Wat Takhian in Bang Khu Wiang, Bang Kruai District, Nonthaburi Province, just northwest of Bangkok. Centered around the temple grounds and a canal, it features vendors selling food from boats and stalls along the water. The market is known for affordable local Thai dishes, desserts, and produce, and offers visitors a glimpse of traditional canal-side trading culture near the capital.