Incredible place. Apparently it was re-wilded in the 1980s and protected since 2004. Absolutely magical. The biodiversity and wildlife is amazing. The boat trips (one gentle canoe) and two long tail boat trips were fantastic. I could have spent all day just gently floating by. We were super lucky as it was really quiet. We only saw 2 other tourists on the delta that day highly recommend a visit.

(Translated by Google) The bridge spans Tra Su canal, Tra Su canal carries water into Tra Su cajuput forest 😁. The spillway is no longer visible, but a very modern dam has been invested in! (Original) Cầu bắc qua kênh Trà Sư, kênh Trà Sư dẫn nước vào rừng tràm Trà Sư 😁. Không còn thấy đập tràn nhưng được đầu tư một đập ngăn rất là hiện đại!

The most delicious 'cupcakes' I have ever eaten! The spongy dough and palm fruit taste gives them an incredibly unique flavor - and the family running this business from their home is just amazingly lovely ♥️ If I had an event coming up, I'd send my order list right away. If you are in the area, make sure to step by at the location and buy a handful. They don't have a shop yet (seems like they only cater events/weddings) but I'm sure if they see the demand is high, they'll open up one soon. Dear family, if you are reading this: I think you should definitely open a shop and sell your cakes to the world!!🙏

Amazing place. What a surprise. The mountain is has a cable car to the top. There you find a magical instagram able site and snack stalls and garden but it was the Temple at the bottom which is tardis like, and developed into so many cave rooms; that really blew us away. So peaceful and beautiful. Plus lots of Vietnamese come here to take lovely photos of themselves in national dress. Loved it here.

Lovely temple, free to enter, motorbike barking 10K. Includes a climb up the hill with many different places to worship and a cool cave/tunnel system to explore as well.

I liked the hotel, the room is big and clean. It is quite during the night, birds sing in the morning. The view in a sunny weather is beautiful (rice paddies when they are green). Good for sunset as well. It is located on the hill and there are no places around except temples, so need to rent a bike/car or a taxi to go anywhere. We had breakfast included and it was a choice of fruits, eggs, croissants, toasts, cereals, some local stuff too.

The Lady of the Land Temple is currently located at the foot of Sam Mountain in Sam Mountain Ward, Chau Doc City, An Giang Province, but the statue of Lady of the Land was previously located on the top of the mountain. Later, people invited her down to the foot of the mountain for the convenience of burning incense and taking care of her statue. There are also mysterious stories about moving the statue down the mountain that cannot be explained. In the past, before the temple was built, Vietnamese people went up the mountain and accidentally saw a long-forgotten statue. People did not know if it was a god, a saint or a religion, but they followed the custom of worshiping and worshipping, so they placed an incense burner to burn incense and worship their spiritual beliefs. But the special thing was that Lady of the Land was very sacred at that time, making people especially believe in and worship her.

I don't understand all that is happening here but it seems to be a vietnamese pilgrimage. It's a 5 hour drive from HCM. We drive through the night and arrive well before the sun is up. I think it's to beat the crowds. The local Buddhist people go to pray. Only takes a few minutes. Then have a feed and back in the car for the drive home.

Incredible views. Ride up the mountain is nice also.

Thoai Ngoc Hau tomb, also known as Son Lang, formerly belonged to Vinh Te commune, now belongs to Nui Sam ward, Chau Doc city, An Giang province. This is a famous landscape, an ancient architectural work during the feudal period, and a national historical monument of Vietnam (ranked in 1997). Son Lang is located at the position that Thoai Ngoc Hau (real name Nguyen Van Thoai) chose to make him a permanent resting place for him later. The work was started in an unknown year, only knowing that when his second wife, Truong Thi Miet, died (July 7, Tan Ty, 1821), he buried her there (on the left of the tomb). his in the future). In October of the year of Binh Tuat (1826), his main wife, Chau Thi Te, died. He was also buried there (on the right of his grave in the future). Thus, it can be said that Son Lang was built by Thoai Ngoc Hau (unknown whether it was basically completed or only partially) before his death in June of the Year of the Ox (1829). Son Lang is located at the foot of Sam Mountain, and is adjacent to Highway 91 today. This is a huge but harmonious architectural block. Want to go to the tomb, must go through nine laterite steps over a hundred meters long, build a trapezoid and then to the yard. The patio is flat, wide, with two small houses built by the following people: one used to store Thoai Son stele (copy) of white marble; two were used to make the statues of horses and foot soldiers ... Next was the ring and the gates of the semicircular mausoleum were cast thick, so the tomb looked like it was solid. Notable artifacts where the wall has the entrance, is the stone tablet by the following people gathered and attached to the wall. The middle beer is most likely the Vinh Te Son beer erected in 1828, four years after the Vinh Te canal has been dug. The stele was taller than the head, made of sandstone, and carved 730 Chinese characters. Because it was left outdoors, without care, the stone surface was cracked and eroded, so the words were no longer readable. The remaining four steles have also been smoothed out by time, so it is unclear to leave ... Through the gate are three tombs located in the middle of the square. Mo Thoai Ngoc Hau is in the middle, the two tombs are the main tomb of Ms. Chau Thi Te and the second tomb of Truong Thi Miet (built a little back to show respect). All of them were built with umbrellas because there was no cement at that time. At the top of the three tombs is a screen lined with Chinese characters. At the foot of the tombs are inscriptions. Follow the stairs up, out of the square is the temple of Mr. Thoai. The temple leaned against Sam Mountain, and was later erected [4]. In the temple is beautiful decoration, there is a bust of Thoai Ngoc Hau with enough ceremonial clothes, creating a cozy and dignified space ... Nghia Trung, the burial place of the dead during the digging of Vinh Te Canal. In the inner tomb and on the left and right side of the square there are also two large areas of land. There are more than 50 tombs built with opaque lake, tombs built with elephant pictures, tombs built in a long or square shape, etc.These tombs are anonymous, most of which are the remains of people. he abandoned himself while digging the Vinh Te canal, which Mr. Thoai gathered. Thoai Ngoc Hau mausoleum belongs to the Sam mountain scenic area which was recognized as a national historical monument by the Ministry of Culture and Information of Vietnam on December 1, 1997.

(Translated by Google) A very familiar place for those who like to go to temples, perform ceremonies, etc The space is airier, cleaner and neater than before (Original) Một địa điểm quá quen thuộc với những người thích đi chùa chiềng lễ v.v Không gian đã thoáng mát sạch sẽ và gọn gàng hơn xưa

If you like gritty, authentic local markets that don't cater in the slightest to tourists, this is the place for you. Lots of variety and quite extensive. I have read it's a great place to eat, but we came midmorning and only found a few options.

Tasty local food in Chau Doc. Friendly staffs. My family and I love it so much!

Great food. Highly recommend the canh ca chua (Sour Fish Soup) and braised fish. Great service by the owner too.

The rooms were not so large but they were very clean and tidy, and staffs were really nice and pretty cute. I really like the view of the hotel and the peaceful atmosphere of the town from the hotel. There were not so many choices for breakfast, and I think they should equip more lights for corridor in every floor.

Born and raised in a Hakka descendant family in this township, as an usual my father always took me to this temple every evening and in the end of the year praying for goods in the new year, showed me the Chinese culture and Hakka Culture. I currently live oversea but always hope I'll be able to visit this temple once again and will take a lot of photos of it.

Great experience staying one night at Murray Guesthouse. The owner was very kind, welcoming, and friendly. The guesthouse was lovely, quiet clean, and the bed was incredibly comfortable, I had the best sleep. It was convenient that they provide filtered water stations where you can fill your bottle free of charge. They also have a lovely garden rooftop with a great view. Highly recommend Murray guesthouse!

Chau Doc is a small town so don't come with expectations of grandeur in a fine dining air-conditioned restaurant. Bay Bong 2 is a huge restaurant, very clean and we experienced good service. We were the only non Vietnamese in the restaurant. I used Google Translate to ask questions about the dishes and the manager who served us was very friendly and helpful. We ordered a fish hotpot (sized down and priced for 2 pax), and a big plate of local vege stirfry w Baby shrimps. The vege dish was awesome... The fish soup was also nice, catfish was very fresh.

10/10 best wedding reception in the city. worth the price. nice environment

Great for western traveler

I have been eating here since I was a child. Whenever my family needed a place to gather and dine, this restaurant was always our first choice.The food is delicious and still retains the same flavor as in the past.