



All in one customized tour! The Sampan (small boat) Chau Doc river tour have Cham ethnic village, floating fishing village and Vinh Te small canal. Explore the 845-hectare Tra Su cajuput forest by boat & rowing sampan, enjoy enormous emerald-green duckweed as well as flocks of birds (seasonal), conquer the longest walking bamboo bridge in the forest in Vietnam.
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An unforgettable mix of culture and nature. The Cham village visit was a rare chance to see traditional weaving and Muslim culture. Floating village life was fascinating, and Tra Su forest’s birds and plants amazed me. The walking bridge was long but totally worth it!
The whole day was magical from start to finish. The motorboat and sampan rides were relaxing, and the guide’s knowledge about local plants and wildlife was impressive. Tra Su forest’s scenery was breathtaking, especially from the observation tower. The cultural visits enriched the experience a lot.
The boat journey along Chau Doc river was smooth and scenic. The floating village and Cham minority visit made the tour truly special. Tra Su forest was beautiful with so many birds and green spaces. The guide shared lots of interesting facts about the Mekong and local customs. Great value and experience!
A perfect blend of nature, culture, and history. The floating fishing village was a sight to behold, and learning about the Cham Muslim community was eye-opening. Tra Su’s flooded forest and birdwatching was incredible, and the bamboo bridge walk gave a unique perspective of the forest. Would do this tour again!
Fantastic day exploring Chau Doc and Tra Su! The sampan ride on Vinh Te canal was relaxing and picturesque. The Cham village visit offered a unique glimpse into an ancient culture still thriving today. Tra Su forest was stunning with so much wildlife to see. The whole trip was well organized and the guide was friendly.
The Chau Doc river tour was an amazing experience! Our guide’s stories about the Mekong River history and local life were very insightful. Floating fishing village felt so authentic, and visiting the Cham minority village was a cultural highlight. Tra Su forest’s bamboo walking bridge gave such a peaceful vibe. Highly recommend for nature and culture lovers!
This full-day tour in Chau Doc was nothing short of extraordinary. Our guide, Chris, was thoughtful, passionate, and full of insight into the region’s rich cultural and ecological landscape. The floating fishing village and Cham minority community were deeply eye-opening—especially visiting the mosque and seeing traditional weaving techniques still practiced today. Cruising the peaceful Chau Doc River and winding through the Vinh Te canal offered a true taste of life on the water. But the highlight for me was Tra Su forest—its serenity, birdlife, and the quiet magic of the sampan ride through the flooded forest were unforgettable. Walking the bamboo bridge high above the wetlands gave me goosebumps in the best way. Chris also shared fascinating facts about Khmer Buddhism, sugar palms, and daily life near the Cambodian border that gave real context to everything we saw. A powerful, immersive experience that left me feeling deeply connected to the Mekong Delta.
This tour is perfect for anyone wanting to understand the real Mekong Delta. Minh was our guide, and he was incredibly informative and attentive. The day started with a boat ride on the Bassac River, where we visited a floating fishing village. Watching the fish farming process up close and seeing people live directly on the river was eye-opening. Next, we visited the Cham ethnic minority village. Minh explained their history and traditions so clearly, and it was fascinating to see the women weaving textiles and to learn about their faith and daily life. The Jamiul Azhar Mosque added to the cultural richness of the experience. Tra Su forest in the afternoon was peaceful and stunning. The birdwatching from the sampan boat, the 25-meter observation tower with panoramic views, and walking the bamboo bridge were absolute highlights. Along the way, Minh shared stories about Khmer Buddhism, rice farming, and wildlife in the region. This tour is a true deep dive into the landscapes and lives of Chau Doc.
This was one of the most well-rounded and beautiful day trips I’ve taken in Vietnam. Tai picked us up right on time and made us feel welcome from the first moment. We started on the Bassac River, learning about the Mekong’s journey and its vital role in local life. The floating fishing village was lively and fascinating—you can really sense how closely the people live with the river. The Cham village was a cultural highlight. Tai explained the unique history of the Cham people, their Islamic faith, and how they continue to weave beautiful textiles by hand. It felt very authentic and respectful—not a tourist show at all. Then came the peaceful cruise through the narrow Vinh Te canal, surrounded by stilt houses and tropical greenery. But Tra Su Forest was the crown jewel. The quiet sampan ride through the flooded forest was otherworldly, with birds flying overhead and green duckweed carpeting the water. The view from the tower was breathtaking, and the bamboo bridge was a fun surprise! This tour blends nature, culture, and insight beautifully—highly recommended.
Very well organized trip! we are so happy we chose THiS tour agency. Our guide was very open and very good English speaking and had huge knowledge about the region we visited. Trip to Tra Su forest was very comfortable (AC car) the guide and driver were not in rush- Gave us plenty of time for watching and visiting. During the trip we also had another boat trip to the fish farm and see house on stilts and Cham Village... Thomas thanks for great trip!