3 places to discover
Cape Ca Mau (Mui Ca Mau) is the southernmost tip of mainland Vietnam, located in Dat Mui Commune, Ngoc Hien District, Ca Mau Province within Mui Ca Mau National Park. Marked by a prominent GPS coordinate monument and national flag, the cape lies where mangrove forests meet the East Sea and Gulf of Thailand. It is a nationally significant landmark symbolizing Vietnam's southern frontier and a major ecotourism destination known for its coastal mangrove landscape.
Gao Giong Eco-tourism Area is a 1,700-hectare cajuput forest and wetland reserve in My Hiep Commune, Cao Lanh District, Dong Thap Province, about 17 km from Cao Lanh city. Established as a protected cajuput forest and developed for ecotourism, it is notable as one of the largest bird sanctuaries in the Mekong Delta, with extensive canals, lotus fields and a diverse ecosystem of the Dong Thap Muoi region.
Tan Lap Floating Village is an ecotourism site in Tan Lap Commune, Moc Hoa District, Tay Ninh Province (formerly Long An), within the Dong Thap Muoi wetland. Centered on a 135-hectare cajuput forest, it is notable for its 5 km elevated wooden walkway through the forest, 38-meter observation tower, seasonal flooded landscape, lotus ponds and diverse birdlife, offering insight into Mekong Delta wetland ecology.