2 ways to reach the summit, drive a vehicle or take a cable car. I'd prefer the first one. There are many beautiful pagodas on the way up to the mountain, you can drop by. This is the highest mountain in the Mekong Delta, a nice place for overview of the area and also a sacred place. The statue of Ba Chua Xu was found here and then was moved to the current temple.

Loved the cable car and the fact you get free lunch with your ticket. A few nice things to see. We liked the place. It was lovely.

Very beautiful Panorama

Peacefulness, tranquility and lovely landscape!

Good places to discover

Cooling and wind.

When in chao doc a must see.. great views of the delta. Didn't like the rubbish at the summit.

Many people come to worship even not a special occasion. The area inside is quite small and narrow but the architecture is interesting and impressive.

Xian Temple, also known as Xian Chua Temple, is a Buddhist temple located at the junction, at the foot of Sam Mountain (now belonging to Nui Sam Ward, Chau Doc City, An Giang Province). This temple was classified by the Ministry of Culture as a "national art and architecture monument" according to Decision No. 92 / VH.QD dated July 10, 1980; and officially recognized by Vietnam Record Book Center as "the temple with the architecture combining Indian art style and the first ancient architecture in Vietnam". Tay An Pagoda is located on a high, airy ground, in an area of ​​15,000 m2. Behind, there is Sam Mountain as the screen breaks out with a dark green color. The most impressive point of the pagoda is the main face with three ancient houses, which are round bulbous in shape, with colorful but harmonious colors. The temple is built in the style of "tam", with architecture combining Indian art style and ancient Vietnamese national architecture. The pagoda was built with durable materials such as bricks and tiles, cement. At the gate of the three gate is the statue of Quan Am Thi Kinh, inside the gate is a small pagoda yard with a high column of 16 m. The front of the pagoda, in the middle, is a two-storey Buddha worshiping tower. On the upper floor is a statue of Buddha standing in the middle of a high floor, especially in the middle of the front of the pagoda is a tower built in the style of Menara Azan of the mosques (Islam) with a round, high dome. This is probably the influence of the architectural styles of the Muslim villages (Islam), namely the holy mubarak, Chau Giang on the other side of the Hau River, not far from Xi'an pagoda. Four pillars on the lower floor are guarded by guardians, and on the front are two elephants: white and black. The main hall is a large row of houses, two-storey roofs, roofed with large tubes, wooden pillars, plugs, tile floors. The two sides are the gong floor and the quadrilateral drum floor, decorated on top of the statues of sacred animals (long, unicorn, qui, pho) very fine art. The great grand rose in the bell tower was created in the 32nd year of Tu Duc (1879). In the main hall there are about 150 [6] statues large and small: Buddha, Bodhisattva, Arhat, Bat set of vajra, Jade Emperor, Huynh Emperor, Shennong god, etc. elaborate and fine art, representing Vietnamese sculpture in the 19th century. In addition, the pagoda also has many galleries and couplets, vibrant colors. In 1847, the governor of An-Ha (An Giang and Ha Tien), Doan Uan (1795-1850), was happy to set up a great army to defeat the Siamese army, pacify Chan Lap and built a throne. pagoda with brick walls, green stone rolling background, tile roof; and named it Xi'an himself, which implies quietness in the West. In 1861, Venerable Hoang An (Nguyen Nhat Thua) restored the main hall and the post-ancestors. In 1958, Venerable Thich Buu Tho (1893–1972) mobilized to build three new ancient houses, the main and the main hall, so the pagoda has the appearance like today. The first abbot was Venerable Nguyen Van Giac (1788–1875), the legal name of Hai Tinh, who followed the Lam Te sect, so some people called Tay An pagoda the Lam Te pagoda.

Nice Vietnamese historical site

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Beautiful architecture. Integral part of much larger diverse temple complex at Nui Sam (mountain)

Nice pagoda if I'm Benn here again visit...

The pagoda is halfway up on Sam mountain, with many steps to climb up to the pagoda. The architecture of the pagoda is massive, divided into many sections worthshiping visiting apart from the main hall. I was there on Jan 20, when this pagoda was under maintenance and repair, and there weren't many worshiping activities.

A beautiful temple with an amazing view ! You also have many small temples inside and even a cave to visit. To watch the sunset here, unforgettable memories.

A huge pagoda with many constructions inside. Beautiful and impressive. The landscape around is quite nice.

One of the most beautiful religious sites and pilgrimages in Chau Doc. The sanctuary is my favorite compared to commercial shrines in town which I would like not to mention. If you look forward to seeing a quiet, calm, and truly Vietnamese shrine, the Hang pagoda should be on your list. The location is perfect, on mountain side facing the wide delta with numerous rice paddies. The architecture is beautiful and the plants are lush and green

A beautiful temple complex om Sam Mountain. Must see if you are in the vicinity. The entrance is free. The visit is mostly along stairs - being on a mountain - but it's not a hard walk. Nice views of the surroundings.

This pagoda is a magnificent construction. You can see it in the middle of Sam mountain from the way back from Tri Tôn. There are many steps to walk to the main hall, reasonable design, good view around, peaceful and calm when you come here. Especially there is a temple in cave and Buddha statue on the cliff on top.

Very nice temple you can visit for free. Includes a huge area up the hill with many different buildings and even a tunnel system. Big and small prayer rooms, ponds, garden, statues. Also has 2 nice souvenir shops.

This is the resting place of a prominent general in Nguyen Dynasty who has great dedication to the country and this land. It was recognized as a National Relic in 1980. There is a house displaying Thoai Ngoc Hau personal artifacts in the mausoleum complex

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(Translated by Google) Lang Thoai Ngoc Hau or Son Lang is a very rare architectural work when it has gone through many years of history. But it still exists the cultural symbol of the Nguyen Dynasty in the Southern land. Not only is it a tourist destination that attracts visitors to come here to expand the cultural history of the Vietnamese people, but it is also a majestic and magnificent ancient work. (Original) Lăng Thoại Ngọc Hầu hay còn gọi là Sơn Lăng là 1 công trình kiến trúc rất hiếm hoi khi những gì mà chúng đã trải qua bao nhiêu năm lịch sử. Nhưng vẫn còn tồn tại nét văn hóa biểu trưng cho nhà Nguyễn tại mảnh đất phương Nam. Không chỉ là địa du lịch thu hút du khách đến đây để mở mang nét lịch sử văn hóa dân tộc Việt Nam mà đay còn là 1 công trình bề thế và tuyệt mỹ lâu đời.

An eclectic mix of stalls with hairdressers, nail bars, tattoos, massages etc. scattered among the vegetables and t shirts. Jam packed with stalls, might be a problem if you're claustrophobic. Fun people watching and taking pictures, if you ask stall holders whether they mind first.

Good food. However if you can't eat fish sauce, you shouldn't try bún mắm or bún cá

Lots of goodies. Make sure you check a few stalls as prices vary.

It's a market.. It's a boreing market. Why you ask.. Unfortunately in Vietnam especially.. When you vist a market all the stalls are selling the same food products. I have seen this across my extensive trips around Vietnam... If you have one stall selling mango. I gaurantee you have 20 more stalls selling mangos. There is know variety here it's the same thing at each stall Which is disappointing.. And the vendors get very pissed if you do not buy from them... So yes it's a market. But it's a very boreing market after the first 5 minutes..

Lots of food to explore, especially “Mắm” 😜

Tourist-free local market. Colourful and very friendly vendors. Local prices too.

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The view is spectacular. You can see all the way to Cambodia.

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Parking is now 50.000 for bikes and 100.000 for cars

(Translated by Google) Cool breeze on the top, beautiful panoramic view Updated 7/2025: on the top, the stone platform has been rebuilt solidly and spacious One-way cable car fare 75k, bus: 50k, motorbike 10k (Original) Trên đỉnh gió mát, nhìn toàn cảnh rất đẹp Cập nhật 7/2025: phía trên đỉnh, chỗ bệ đá đã được xây dựng lại kiên cố và rộng rãi giá 1 chiều cáp treo 75k, xe khách: 50k, xe máy 10k

During our first visit to Vietnam, we had the incredible opportunity to visit the Lady Temple at Sam Mountain, and it truly was a unique experience. What made our visit even more special was that we arrived during one of their important celebrations — a vibrant gathering of locals and visitors alike coming to the monastery to make offerings and participate in traditional rituals. The atmosphere was lively and deeply spiritual, with many people paying their respects and celebrating together. We visited around April 5th or 6th, which coincides with an important date in the local calendar (possibly the Hùng Kings’ Festival or another regional observance). Witnessing the temple in this moment of communal devotion was unforgettable. The monastery itself is beautiful, serene, and rich in cultural significance. If you find yourself in the area, a visit to the Lady Temple on Sam Mountain is an absolute must — whether you come during a special occasion or just for a peaceful day of exploration.

Lady Temple a great spot to visit. Traditional setting, very active. Make a with before heading to summit. If this holds true in the future, you are supposed to return and give thanks.

Very famous temple and 1st time here, made a wish and hope that my dream come true. Will definitely come back again. SINCERELY PRAY & HOPE THAT MY PROBLEMS BEING SOLVED IMMEDIATLEY

The temple is located at the base of Sam mountain and there are many tourist destinations nearby. This is a spiritual place and a sacred temple. There are several legends about the statue of the lady and about this temple that make this place become more and more famous. The temple's most important festival is held from 23rd to 26th of the fourth lunar month. Thousands of people from across the country gather to workship and celebrate. I came on a weekday, just a normal day but still very crowded and a bit difficult to find a parking lot.

Been to Sam Mountain five times now and I still love it. Great views, lots of temples, and a really calm vibe. I always pick up the holy bead bracelets here to bring back for friends — they make great souvenirs and are said to bring good luck.

This is considered a sacred pagoda, a destination for visitors, especially on the occasion of Lunar New Year. Update: came back after 5 yrs still a pleasant, value place to visit. No need to buy ticket. Came in weekday so was not crowded. Took approximately 6 hours driving by car from Ho Chi Minh City to here. Highly recommend to come with a trust local travel guide because local people do not speak English.

Calm place - not crowded at all - but maybe it will be at a different time.

(Translated by Google) The clubhouse is beautiful and solemn True Chinese architecture In worshiping Mr. Quan Thanh, Ms. Thien Hau Thanh Mau, Phuoc Duc Chanh Than, Than Ma Xich Tho.... This place does not ask for tattoos like the Chinese pagoda established in Ho Chi Minh City (Original) Hội quán đẹp, trang nghiêm Đúng kiến trúc của người Hoa Trong thờ Ông Quan Thánh, bà Thiên Hậu Thánh mẫu, Phước Đức Chánh Thần , Thần Mã Xích Thố.... Nơi đây không xin xăm như chùa ông của người Hoa lập Ở Thành Phố Hồ Chí Minh

(Translated by Google) Sacred and solemn place Below is the shrine of Ong Upstairs is the shrine of Confucius The temple is located right on the river bank, very easy to find (Original) Nơi thiêng liêng và trang nghiêm Ở bên dưới thờ Ông Trên lầu thờ Khổng Tử Chùa nằm ngay bờ sông rất dễ tìm thấy

(Translated by Google) In front is the pagoda, behind is the Chinese language school, located near Chau Doc market (Original) Phía trước là chùa, phía sau là trường dạy tiếng Hoa, nằm gần chợ Châu Đốc

(Translated by Google) Stunning Architecture Convenient Location (Original) Kiến trúc tuyệt đẹp Vị trí thuận tiện

(Translated by Google) Vivid, beautiful in architecture, historical and cultural value. (Original) Sinh động, đẹp về kiến trúc, giá trị văn hóa lịch sử.

(Translated by Google) The Chinese clubhouse is beautiful and clean. (Original) Hội quán người Hoa, đẹp, sạch sẽ.

(Translated by Google) 關帝廟 - Chau Phu-Quan De Temple (Original) 關帝廟 - Châu Phú-Quan Đế Miếu

Tra Su Cajuput Forest is absolutely a must-visit destination. We booked our trip through our hotel in Chau Doc, which offered a convenient all-inclusive package including tickets and transportation. This was essential because the forest is quite remote—definitely not a place you want to navigate on your own. Our driver took us there, waited patiently during our visit, and brought us back to the hotel, making the whole experience stress-free and seamless. The entrance tickets were included in the package, so there were no hidden costs. The highlight of the visit is undoubtedly the boat ride through the serene waterways of the forest, which is part of the ticket price—no extra fees. The lush greenery, peaceful atmosphere, and unique landscape make Tra Su Cajuput Forest a truly mesmerizing and unforgettable experience. Highly recommended! PS: Do not forget your mosquito repellent.

Beautiful forest with many birds and plants. We bought a combo ticket for 230K that included entry, paddle boat and motor boat. I really enjoyed how peaceful the paddle boat was. The motor boat was a little disappointing - rushed straight through the forest without taking any time to appreciate it. Many other boats were stopped for a long time to get pictures but we just zoomed straight past. They drop you to another part of the forest to explore and then take you back which was nice though. The entry point we put into maps was Thốt Nốt Sữa (Trà Sư) which had free motorbike parking. Definitely recommend going early in the morning.

If you’re looking for a place that perfectly captures Vietnam’s diverse forests and stunning natural beauty, this spot is an absolute must-visit. The entrance ticket costs 120,000 VND, with optional rides that make the experience even more memorable: a motorboat ride for 70,000 VND (round trip) and a rowing boat for another 70,000 VND (round trip). I highly recommend trying both! The motorboat takes you deep into the heart of the forest, where you can admire the vast scenery and peaceful atmosphere. Then, switch to the rowing boat — it glides through narrow forest paths, offering a closer, more intimate view of the surroundings. If you’re lucky, you might even spot a few birds up close! 🐦 On top of that, don’t miss the observation tower — the ticket costs only 5,000 VND, and it’s absolutely worth it! From the top (about five to six stories high), you’ll get a panoramic view of the forest stretching endlessly beneath you — a breathtaking sight you shouldn’t miss. 🌳✨ And here’s a fun bonus: the pigeons here are surprisingly friendly! You can buy a small pack of dried seeds for just 10,000 VND to feed them — some will even perch on your arms to grab a snack. It’s such a wholesome experience, and if you’re curious, check out my video below for a better look at the moment! 🎥✨ The staff here are super friendly, too. You’ll also find a few small souvenir stalls selling charming keepsakes like keychains, traditional Vietnamese costumes, and other handmade items — all at very affordable prices. I even got myself a mini coconut-leaf fan for just 40,000 VND

Although I was not interested in the scenery like this, it’s still worth visiting. You should visit it in the afternoon, then, you can see lots of birds. On the way to the forest from main gate, I found a bubble tea store, they had Palmyra palm milk tea which tasted good.

Took the sampan ride. Very relaxing. Back to nature. Huge lotus plants. Don't follow to close the boat in front of you then you can't take nice photos.

Tra Su melaleuca forest is one of the most attractive place to travel at An Giang, suitable for half day trip! Noted that - no private way for wheel chair

It was a life-time memory for me, I have never seen that many birds and flowers before. It is definitely worthy to become one of the significant specialties in Vietnam.

We had an order of catfish in a clay pot (70k) and frogs in a clay pot (70k). Portions were small for the price, and the fish consisted of three pieces of catfish in a thick sauce and a plate of rice. There were no vegetables included. I've had better food nearly everywhere else.

The best place for meal. It attract many tourists come here.

Foods are deliclous and fresh, it tends to be sweet which is typical flavor for people in south-west of Vietnam, it will be cooked right after the ordering. However, the price would be a bit expensive compared to the general price in this area

Good normal meal for dinner. Traditional Vietnamese food , like eating at home. Small places , better order table to be sure to get your place as it's always crowdy.

Very tasty, local, and price-quality ratio is great

Good fish hot pot and spring rolls. Cold saigon. Not the most friendly but also not too expensive. English on the menus.

Simple-looking place with good local food and kind service. Vegetarian options were available and delicious.

We just came to Bassac restaurant in order to enjoy dinner out. We arrived at the lobby, yet NOBODY, absolutely NOBODY welcomed us, and it’s supposed to be Victoria. We are accustomed to use Victoria (Mui Ne branch) for years. The receptionist saw us but didn’t even budge or call anyone to accompany us. After waiting for 10 minutes, I saw a female staff coming and talking to other customers, she passed in front of me several times pretending not seeing me, she was nice to them, spoke to them in English (that detail is important), smiled to them and was about to return to the restaurant. I had to yell “HELLO” multiple times before her neurons were able to process my call and finally turn her head. I spoke to her in English, she didn’t understand ; then I spoke in Vietnamese and she didn’t understand either. Finally after understanding my request, she coldly told me we had to wait for 45 minutes if we wanted to attend at the restaurant. Not even a smile, nothing. The POOREST service I have ever got from a 4 star hotel and restaurant. As I previously stated, we are regular customers from Victoria hotel chain and so far the service has been great. But Victoria Chau Doc is a joke. The personnel was just unprofessional. If I could rate 0 star, I wouldn’t have hesitated. Whether you are a hotel resident or an outside customer, everyone shall be treated with respect and politeness. This experience has tarnished the image I had of Victoria Hotels. Hope my message was clear.

The staff were amazing and so was the food. Very accommodating for our two Gluten Free family members. Recommend the Vietnamese Chicken Curry and the cocktails. Steak was delicious also. Highly recommended!

Great food in chau doc. Excellent staff. Magical atmosphere. You can try some amazing local food here - he portions are generous and the prices are reasonable for the hotel. They do have western food here too eg spaghetti Bolognese, Hawaiian pizza etc - but really I recommend trying something new and ordering a local dish.

Okay ! Thank you for your greatest restaurant in Mekong Delta!

Very nice place with a lovely food. Incredible service.

Extremely friendly & helpful in every way. Lovely personality..

Fabulous food by the river and the staff are lovely

I had a fantastic dining experience this restaurent.The food was absolutely delicious, full of rich flavors and fresh ingredients. Every dish was well-prepared and beautifully presented. I especially loved cha gio and muc chien gion which was bursting with authentic taste. The service was so friendly, attentive, and welcoming. The staff made sure we were comfortable and provided great recommendations. The atmosphere was also cozy and inviting, making it a perfect place to enjoy a meal. I highly recommend Mekong to anyone looking for high-quality food and great hospitality. I’ll definitely be coming backkk

I was attracted to this place by the extensive and unusual menu. The food was fine, but not exciting; everything seemed to be a bit tame, which made sense given that all the patrons were Westerners. Overall, an enjoyable meal, and the server was delightful, but if I had to do it over again I would pick a more local establishment.

Nice food was quite tasty. It was a little busy so the service was a bit slow. Looking for value for money and good food Quan Mekong is the place to go.

We visited this restaurant while we were staying in a hotel nearby but we wanted a more authentic experience. The place is very simple but the food was excellent. The lady who took our order was really nice and kind always smiling. We tried shrimps and a great braised fish with a tasty sauce.

I visit this place every time I'm in Chau Doc for almost fifteen years now. It has a brilliant location inside a quiet courtyard in front of an old, dilapidated colonial villa, and if it wasn't for the small plastic chairs and tables, this could be a romantic, upmarket dining spot. As it is, though, it's just a basic local eatery, but that's not a bad thing. I never had a bad meal here, actually. They have an English menu and cater to tourists as well, so you pay a little bit more than in other basic street eateries, but the food is still inexpensive by any standards and I like the atmosphere here.

Just of the street restaurant with Vietnamese food (and an English menu). Food was of good.quality and portion.

The food was good! The service rather less so! Our order was only taken after 15 minutes! Then nothing worked anymore! Although there were only 3 tables with 2 people each. After 10 minutes I was thirsty and went to the boss, she called the waitress to serve us the drinks! When ordering, I said that we wanted spring rolls first and then the main course (all in Vietnamese), but it was ignored and everything was served at once!

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(Translated by Google) 2 big bowls of vermicelli plus a plate of spring rolls cost 31k, the vegetables were too much to eat. The fresh water fish is delicious, I don't like it very much. I ate some noodles so I told her. Location under the bridge, there are a lot of people eating, around 7:30 it's very crowded. (Original) 2 tô bún to ú ụ thêm đĩa chả nữa tính tiền có 31k, rau ăn quá đã luon. Nước ngọt cá ngon, chả mình k thích lắm. Mình ăn ít bún nên dặn cô. Vị trí dưới chân cầu, rất đông người ăn luôn nha, tầm 7h30 đông lắm.

(Translated by Google) I saw that the restaurant was crowded with locals, so I stopped by to try it. Affordable price. Here, eat fish noodle soup with roasted pork and spring rolls (like fish cakes but a bit chewier). As for my taste, I found the broth a bit salty. It will be a bit hot at noon, so you can choose to sit outside which is cooler than inside. (Original) Mình thấy quán đông dân địa phương ghé ăn nên ghé ăn thử. Giá bình dân. Ở đây ăn bún cá với thịt heo quay và chả ( giống chả cá mà dai hơn tí ). Riêng khẩu vị mình thấy nước dùng hơi mặn. Vào buổi trưa sẽ hơi nóng, có thể chọn ngồi ở ngoài mát hơn trong nhà.

(Translated by Google) The noodles are okay. Not as excellent as the fish noodles I've had. (Original) Bún tạm ổn. Ko phải quá xuất sắc như bún cá mình từng ăn.

(Translated by Google) Saw the high rating so stopped by to try it Quite OK Ut's trip to the West stopped here for breakfast 27072025 #Út74G1visited (Original) Thấy đánh giá cao nên ghé vào ăn thử Khá OK Hành trình đi miền Tây của Út có ghé vào đây ăn sáng 27072025 #Út74G1ghéqua

(Translated by Google) Very delicious and cheap :P (Original) Rất ngon và rẻ :P

(Translated by Google) The shop was thinking of selling (Original) Quán đã nghĩ bán

(Translated by Google) Delicious, Cheap (Original) Ngon, Giá rẻ

(Translated by Google) Delicious cakes - cheap quality, everyone who goes to An Giang, remember to visit (Original) Bánh ngon- chat lượng giá rẻ mọi người đi An Giang nhớ ghé nha

(Translated by Google) Delicious, quality cakes. Clean and food safe. (Original) Bánh ngon, chất lượng. Sạch sẽ an toàn thực phẩm.

Thís cosy eatery almost opposite Chau Doc Market not very pricey and nice food

The food is excellent and very tasty. Many different dishes are served, can be pricey for some but worth every penny. Staff is friendly. A must try when in Chau Doc.

Not bad food at all. But I can get the same quality in any vietnamese restaurant in Berlin. Small portions and high prices.

Cheap and tasty. One star less due to level of the other customers, absolutely revolting manners.

Over priced. It cost $10 for a meal which would cost $2-$3. Will never come back.

Tasty soup, excellent spring rolls, and friendly service. Bonus points for speaking English!

In the land of rice and rice noodles I was served INSTANOODLES. YES, INSTANOODLES, you read it right. Horrible Food.

The view is the most reason I went to there, the view so amazing, really charming and peaceful…

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Beautiful view, great food and the staff were lovely.

Nice food and view.

okay i’ll be back

(Translated by Google) Food is ok, hotpot is delicious, all Western customers, space is a bit dark at night, drinks are okay, price range from 100k to 200k. (Original) Đồ ăn ok, lẩu mắm ngon, toàn khách tây, không gian hơi tối khi về đêm, nước tạm ổn , giá tầm 100k đến 200k.

La Giang Restaurant is an amazing spot in Châu Đốc! The food is fresh, flavorful, and beautifully presented — especially the local specialties and seafood dishes. The staff are friendly, attentive, and always ready to help with recommendations. The atmosphere is cozy and clean, perfect for both family meals and small gatherings. Prices are reasonable for the quality you get. Definitely one of the best dining experiences in Châu Đốc — highly recommended!

The hotel staff is extremely friendly and always makes every effort to fulfill all wishes. At the restaurant, the service is equally attentive and professional. My waiter was especially kind, polite, and very quick in serving me. His name was Lom Son Pruhang (I may not recall the exact spelling), and he left a truly positive impression. Overall, a wonderful stay with excellent hospitality. Highly recommended!

The hotel was very spacious and the rooms were huge with a sitting room. Great location? Staff helpful. The Basa Restaurant as part of the hotel served beautifully food and was served piping hot. Spring rolls to die for and fish and beef clay pot meal was so yum

Great Location , staff were helpful and extremely nice professional. Breakfast buffet was tase good.

Nice hotel and room, we only stopped the one night after we arrived from Cambodia on the river. The staff are great, really friendly and helpful. Very clean and tidy hotel, would be happy to stay again.

This is best hotel in Chau Doc. The Basa restaurant is amazing with all of fusion dishes. The staffs: Mr. Phương - Mr. Minh are wonderful. They are so thoughtful, helpful. I will come back

The service was absolutely amazing. They were full attention the minute we walked into the room and was there every step of the service

Room was clean and met the standard of its 3-star quality. Staff were super friendly and supportive.

Considering the size of airport in this south Vietnamese city, Can Tho airport is clean and modern. Unfortunately there is no direct transportation so you’ll need to come by taxi. (12/2024) there are cafes landside and airside for one each. Airside gift shop sells some local products but not so many.

Airport is very clean and not over crowded. International passenger will find it very easy to go through the process. Smoking area is present for smokers. Seating for visitors is adequate and clean.

Taking off in Can Tho International Airport.

A very clean and spacious airport. Everything runs smoothly and on time. The only complaint I have is that there is only one restaurant. This restaurant does not offer any vegetarian or fish only meals. Luckily we only had an hour layover.

No tourist friendly, no car rental, no sim card shop, no tour guide. Consider it is small city, it is ok. But thr are only 3 shops available.

It's an international airport but it's quite small. Everything is not too expensive to buy with acceptable cost. I didn't have a good experience with security scanning staffs, they're so rude !

Approaching to the airport is fast thanks to its near-the-center location 👍 It is doing just fine, the process is really smooth. I'm hoping for any further upgrades and new routes.

Smooth and Convenient Travel Experience PNH Airport is clean, well organized, and easy to navigate. Immigration and baggage process are usually quick. Staff are helpful and there are enough shops and food options for travelers. Great for both arrivals and departures!

I visited Phnom Penh recently and really liked the cozy vibe of the airport. It may not be very glamorous in appearance, but what stands out is the dining area with its multiple food counters offering a good variety. I tried a chicken panini and a carrot cake at one of the outlets and truly enjoyed both. The airport is also quite clean, with convenient pickup points nearby, which made the overall experience pleasant and hassle-free.

The Techno Airport in Cambodia was a pleasant surprise after navigating other Southeast Asia airports. Unlike Hong Kong and Ho Chi Minh City Airports, the Techno is clean, well organized and modern. It is a new airport, opened in 2025 and includes the most updated equipment. The baggage conveyor belt has an innovative & efficient design which contributes to a smooth check-in process. The geometrical design is beautiful and the airport personnel are polite, helpful and also proud of their new digs.

That must be the last time I travel through this airport. It is the busiest international airport in Cambodia and serves as the country's main international gateway. It is Cambodia's second largest airport by area. During the Japanese occupation of Cambodia they built as many as fifteen airports through the country, including on the site of the current airport. It is reported that these airports were built using slave labor. After independence from France in 1953, King Norodom Sihanouk ordered new airstrips or improvements to existing sites.

✈️ Phnom Penh International Airport (PNH) - Honest Review 📅 Visit Date & Time Visited in late June 2025, arriving around 2 PM for an international departure. 🎯 Purpose of Visit Solo international travel, business-related. ⸻ 📍 Location & Accessibility Phnom Penh International Airport is located about 10 km west of the city center. Getting there by taxi or ride-hailing services like Grab takes around 30–45 minutes depending on traffic, which can be unpredictable in Phnom Penh. Road signage is decent, but the immediate area around the airport can be slightly congested during peak hours. ⸻ 🚗 Parking & Outdoor Environment There is a paid parking lot right in front of the terminal with both short-term and long-term options. It’s not very large, but it’s well-organized and usually has available spots. Drop-off and pick-up zones are also fairly efficient, with security staff helping to keep things moving. The airport exterior is clean but relatively modest. It doesn’t have the ultra-modern architecture of major Asian hubs, but it’s functional and approachable. ⸻ 🚪 Entry & Accessibility The terminal entrance is easy to access and includes ramps, wide doors, and flat surfaces, making it wheelchair-friendly. Security presence is visible but not intrusive. Signage in English and Khmer makes navigation smooth for foreign visitors. ⸻ 👀 First Impressions The first impression inside the terminal is quite positive. While the airport is not very large, it is tidy and well-lit. There’s a calm, slightly tropical vibe with wooden accents and plenty of natural light near the boarding gates. ⸻ 🛋️ Interior & Atmosphere Restrooms: Restrooms are clean and generally well-maintained, though a bit small. Paper supplies and soap are fully stocked. Ambiance: The atmosphere is relaxed. Background music is minimal, and announcements are clear but not disruptive. It doesn’t feel overly crowded, even during busier times. Seating: There’s decent seating throughout the terminal. While not luxurious, there are cushioned chairs with armrests and charging stations in select areas. Ventilation & Climate: Air conditioning works well throughout the terminal—cool but not freezing. Ventilation is adequate, and the air quality feels fresh, not musty. Lighting: Natural light floods much of the terminal, particularly near the departure gates, creating a bright and welcoming ambiance. ⸻ 👨‍✈️ Staff Service The staff at Phnom Penh International Airport are courteous and helpful. Security and immigration officers were professional and efficient. Airline ground staff spoke English and provided clear directions. Check-in was smooth and quick, with short queues. Staff were also accommodating in helping passengers with special needs or questions about baggage. ⸻ 🍽️ Food & Shopping The airport offers a small but reasonable selection of food options. Local Cambodian cuisine is available at a few kiosks, along with international choices like Burger King and Coffee Club. Prices are a bit high for Cambodia but still lower than most Western airports. Shops: Duty-free selections include liquor, perfumes, cosmetics, and local souvenirs. There are also small convenience stores where you can buy travel essentials, snacks, and bottled water. While not a shopping destination, it covers the basics for travelers. ⸻ 🧳 Facilities & Convenience Wi-Fi is free and easy to connect, though speed can be inconsistent. Charging ports are available but limited, so finding one might take a bit of effort during peak hours. There are no lounges operated by the airport itself, but several airline-affiliated lounges are accessible with business class tickets or lounge passes. ⸻ 💰 Pricing & Value Given its size, Phnom Penh International Airport delivers decent value. There are no surprise fees or hidden charges, and overall pricing—while slightly marked up—is acceptable by international standards

It's an international airport but very small. Nothing attractive for tourists. There are essential facilities only, not like entertainment. However, a good point is always less people and no need to wait for immigration.

My flight layover here for about 5 hours, but I needed to pay for a visa to stay, which was very unfriendly. In addition, the surrounding restaurants only accepted cash, and I couldn't find a place that accepted credit cards. I had to eat in the airport, but that was very expensive. A very bad transit experience.