HO CHI MINH CITY to VINH LONG to TRA VINH to CAN THO
Beginning in the 17th century, Vietnamese settlers gradually isolated the Khmer of the Mekong Delta, turning them into a minority. Prey Nokor, the Khmer's main seaport, was renamed Saigon by the Vietnamese after they took control in 1698.
The area was formally detached from Cambodia and became part of Vietnam. The Mekong Delta was included in South Vietnam in 1954, despite Cambodian protests. In the 1970s, the Khmer Rouge attempted to reclaim the area, leading to the Vietnamese invasion of Cambodia and the fall of the Khmer Rouge.
Beginning in the 17th century, Vietnamese settlers gradually isolated the Khmer of the Mekong Delta, turning them into a minority. Prey Nokor, the Khmer's main seaport, was renamed Saigon by the Vietnamese after they took control in 1698.
The area was formally detached from Cambodia and became part of Vietnam. The Mekong Delta was included in South Vietnam in 1954, despite Cambodian protests. In the 1970s, the Khmer Rouge attempted to reclaim the area, leading to the Vietnamese invasion of Cambodia and the fall of the Khmer Rouge.
Beginning in the 17th century, Vietnamese settlers gradually isolated the Khmer of the Mekong Delta, turning them into a minority. Prey Nokor, the Khmer's main seaport, was renamed Saigon by the Vietnamese after they took control in 1698.
The area was formally detached from Cambodia and became part of Vietnam. The Mekong Delta was included in South Vietnam in 1954, despite Cambodian protests. In the 1970s, the Khmer Rouge attempted to reclaim the area, leading to the Vietnamese invasion of Cambodia and the fall of the Khmer Rouge.
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Day 1: Ho Chi Minh City - Cai Be - Vinh Long (25km+) (L)
Transfer to Cai Lay, then cycle to Cai Be, where we’ll take a boat to Can Tho Island. Visit artisans making coconut candy, rice paper, and popcorn. Enjoy lunch on the island and stay at a local homestay with Mr. & Mrs. Bay.Day 2: Vinh Long - Tra Vinh (60km+) (B,L)
Bike through narrow lanes and orchards in Vinh Long. Cross canals on a sampan and take a ferry across the Co Chien River. Cycle to Tra Vinh, a beautiful Khmer town, and explore the area. Overnight in Tra Vinh.Day 3: Tra Vinh - Can Tho (80km+) (B,L)
Ride through peaceful roads and visit Khmer temples and Ba Om Pond with lotus flowers. Visit a Buddhist temple school on the way to Can Tho. Stay overnight in Can Tho.Day 4: Can Tho - Ho Chi Minh City (30km+) (B,L)
Morning boat ride to the Cai Rang floating market. Continue cycling through local industries and docks before lunch. Transfer back to Ho Chi Minh City to end the trip.
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