Cai Be, one of the many well-known floating markets in the western region of southern Vietnam was formed in the Nguyen Dynasty in the 19th century. The Cai Be Floating Market is always busy, bearing all the characteristics of the locals’ life in the western region.

The Mekong Delta is one of Vietnam's main tourist attractions. The delta lies 50 miles south of Saigon (70 km). In the Mekong Delta, tourists can do many excursions around its canals, where floating markets are still the place where locals exchange goods.

The Mekong Delta is considered to be the “rice basket of Vietnam”, contributing more than 50% of the nation’s rice production. The city is famous with tourists for its floating markets. Guests can enjoy local fruit specialties such as pomelo, longan, jackfruit, mango and durian. People say of Cần Thơ:

“ Cần Thơ gạo trắng nước trong,
Ai đi đến đó lòng không muốn về.
 ”
“ Cần Thơ with white rice and clear water,
All who comes would never wish to leave.
 ”

Cần Thơ is famous because of its floating markets, Cai Rang, Phung Hiep, where people sell and buy things on the river, its bird garden (Bằng Lăng), Ninh Kieu port and others. Nowadays, Cần Thơ is more attractive by some night-clubs: Xeloi club(in Cai Khe Islet), XK club(Trần Văn Khéo st.), Golf Discothèque(Golf hotel, Ninh Kiều quay)

After spending 3 days in Mekong Delta My Tho – Ben Tre – Can Tho, you can go to Ha Tien. Ha Tien is a popular tourist site of the region thanks to its beautiful beaches and landscapes.

Of the trip Chau Doc - Phnom Penh always from the Hau river over money because only Vinh Xuong border gate are international border gate on the river, and the corresponding Cambodia border gate is Kaam Samnor new the entry visa. Leaving the River Hau River in Chau Dao Tan, you'll get a straight river to hundreds of meters wide, the two sides is the village cavalry busy, busy, but only when the river turns to how much you feel the new level the width of the great Mekong.

After walking around the Mekong Delta, you take the boat to Phnom Penh, where the are known as "Hon Ngoc Asia" to the decade of 1920