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My Khanh tourist area orchards, Can Tho
The orchards are famous all across the Southwest that allure any visitors to the delta in general and Can Tho in particular. Exuberant orchards in the farm span over 50,000sqm, dotted with fish ponds, canals and exciting pursuits, making My Khanh a little Mekong Delta. Here visitors should feel free to relish best fruits such as plum, mango, jackfruit, durian or rambutant…
Orchards of An Binh mound tourist area, Vinh Long
Known as the granary of fruits in the Southwest, Vinh Long overwhelms many of us with succulent and bright red rambutant swathes. A trip to An Binh mound in the province allows for great enjoyment of all fruits, in particular rambutants. Don’t forget to sneak through interlacing canals to make the most of the calm landscape here. Afterwards, just get ashore to take a look at the ordinary life and plantation techniques of the orchard farmers on this mound.
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Cai Mon orchards, Ben Tre
Encircled by the rivers of Co Chien and Ham Luong, the soil of Cai Mon is fertile all year round, coupled with breezy moderate weather. As a result, orchards here are always exuberant and treating any guests with utmost relaxation. Apart from coconut and durian, orchards in Cai Mon are also specialized in many other types, including rambutant, mangosteen, langsat, sapodilla or milkwood fruit… Each produce has its own sweetness and shades that allure visitors into a kingdom of fruits. Please don’t hesitate to relish out loud all the fresh fruits it has to offer.
Cai Be orchards, Tien Giang
Stretching along Tien river on the fecund alluvial soil, fruits in Cai Be taste bountifully delectable. From Nam Roi pomelo to durian or orange to guava, tangerine or red plum, all never disappoint our palates. A trip to the Southwest at any time of the year delivers the best and choicest fruits. Besides, many orchards in Cai Be have also been reverted to a full-scale ecotourist system to incorporate motels, rustic Southwestern treats and other pursuits such as fishing or on-site fruit harvesting… at your disposal.
Thanh Hien
(Source: Vietnam Today 10/2021)