Tân Châu Mekong Pier → Chợ Tân Châu
Walk about 700 m southeast from the pier along the riverside road to reach Tân Châu Central Market.
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Explore on foot directly from the pier. Average time in port: 8 hours. 15 places to explore.
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Cruise ships dock at Tân Châu Mekong River Cruise Pier. Explore on foot directly from the pier.
Cruise ships dock at Tân Châu Mekong River Cruise Pier.
At Tân Châu Pier, tour the village and silk workshops by xe lôi, a traditional local three-wheeled pedicab, or a small sampan boat.
Ships travel to Cambodia via the Vĩnh Xương international water border checkpoint upstream from Tân Châu, where immigration inspections are conducted onboard.
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Tân Châu Mekong Pier → Chợ Tân Châu
Walk about 700 m southeast from the pier along the riverside road to reach Tân Châu Central Market.
Tân Châu Mekong Pier → Làng Chăm Châu Phong
At Tân Châu pier, board a ferry or local boat across the river to the Cham village of Châu Phong.
Tân Châu Mekong Pier → Châu Đốc Center
Travel by vehicle to Châu Đốc city via National Route 953 and the Châu Đốc ferry or Châu Đốc Bridge.
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The spiritual center of the Châu Phong Cham Muslim community, preserving Islamic architecture with a domed roof and crescent decorations.
Modest clothing that covers your shoulders and knees is required to enter the mosque.

A cultural village lined with stilt houses and traditional wooden homes, where visitors can watch artisans weave traditional Cham sarongs and scarves on handlooms.

A riverside rest stop where you can enjoy traditional Vietnamese condensed-milk drip coffee (cà phê sữa đá) while watching the broad main channel of the Mekong and passing ferries.

A temple founded in the late 19th century, a historic site where Nguyễn Sinh Sắc, father of Vietnamese leader Hồ Chí Minh, stayed and pursued patriotic activities.

Serving traditional Mekong fish noodles made with freshwater snakehead fish simmered in a clear, mild broth flavored with turmeric and ginger.

A historic weaving village producing traditional Lãnh Mỹ A silk, naturally dyed with juice from the fruit of the mặc nưa persimmon tree to give it a glossy black finish.

A lively local riverside market selling fresh Mekong Delta tropical fruit, freshwater fish, handmade dried foods, and traditional snacks.

A tour by a Mekong Delta two-seat tricycle carriage pulled by a bicycle or small motorbike, leisurely exploring alleyways and village scenery.
With enough time in port, you can explore beyond the city. One-way times are approximate.

A pilgrimage site drawing worshippers from across the Mekong Delta, with a revered stone statue of the Earth Goddess inside its grand temple.
During the lunar fourth-month festival and on weekends, it is very crowded with pilgrims from across the country.

A flooded-forest ecological reserve explored by motorboat and rowing boat through dense, mangrove-like cajuput trees and green duckweed covering the water.
Water levels rise during the Mekong River flood season from September to November, when the green duckweed scenery is at its most beautiful.

Southern Vietnam's leading fermented-fish market, a landmark piled high with dozens of kinds of mắm made from Mekong fish, dried seafood, and tropical dried fruit.

Generous authentic southern Vietnamese home cooking, including clay-pot Mekong catfish (cá kho tộ) and canh chua, a sour soup with fresh river fish and vegetables.

An ancient tomb honoring Thoại Ngọc Hầu, the Nguyễn dynasty general who excavated the Vĩnh Tế Canal in the early 19th century and built the Mekong waterway network.

A signature bún cá shop in Châu Đốc, serving noodles generously topped with yellow ginger and freshwater snakehead fish, alongside the pleasantly bitter bông điên điển flower.

A Buddhist temple at the foot of Sam Mountain, with colorful roofs and towers combining traditional Vietnamese and Indian Hindu styles.
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