Boat tour on Dong Ho Lake
2-3 hours | Easy | per boat, can fit 4-6 people
Where to visit
Where to visit in Dong Ho Lake?
Hau Giang, Vietnam
Quick answer
Dong Ho Lake is a scenic freshwater lake located in Vi Thanh District, Hau Giang Province in the Mekong Delta region of southern Vietnam. The lake is surrounded by lush greenery and serves as an important water source for local agriculture and fishing communities. It offers visitors a peaceful retreat with opportunities to observe rural Mekong Delta life and local water-based activities.
Dong Ho Lake is a scenic freshwater lake located in Vi Thanh District, Hau Giang Province in the Mekong Delta region of southern Vietnam. The la...
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Visit local fishing village
2-3 hours | Easy | free to walk around and observe; optional gifts appreciated
Sunrise or sunset viewing at the lake
1-2 hours | Easy
Cycling through farm villages
3-4 hours | Easy | bike rental in Vi Thanh
Local market visit in Vi Thanh
1-2 hours | Easy | free to browse; optional purchases
Om Tri Kien Tu Pagoda
A historic Buddhist temple in Vi Thanh District with traditional architecture and peaceful surroundings. | 8 km
Vi Thanh Ancient Citadel
Remnants of a colonial-era fortification offering historical insight into the region's past. | 4 km
Lung Ngoc Hoang Dieu Pagoda
A serene pagoda set in rural farmland offering views of the broader Mekong Delta landscape. | 12 km
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Good first tap
This offbeat destination provides an authentic glimpse into Mekong Delta village life away from mainstream tourism, with serene water views and opportunities to interact with local fishermen and farmers.
Best time
November to February
How to reach
From Can Tho city, take the National Highway 1A southbound towards Soc Trang, then turn toward Vi Thanh town. Dong Ho Lake is accessible from Vi Thanh town via local roads and small paths through farming villages.
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