Vietnam’s floating markets are such unique experiences that many of the tourists visiting them don’t really know what they’re in for. These are the ancient river markets of the Mekong Delta, located in the deep south of Vietnam where tradition and waterways share a beautiful longevity, and where locals and vendors gather every morning on wooden boats to buy and sell goods. Over time, these markets have become wonderful snapshots of Mekong Delta life and are a great way for tourists to see how laidback everything is down south. So, how to act, what to do and what to bring to Vietnam’s floating markets? Find out with our Vietnam floating market tips for visiting below. 

Despite the many, many riches of the Mekong Delta, most visitors to Vietnam tend to breeze through their travels here without spending the time necessary to fully understand its wonder. This is Vietnam’s most fertile and ancient land, spread across 13 provinces of unwavering natural beauty and with a stunning history running at the core. If you’re looking to get the most out of the magical region, you can follow this guide on how long to spend in the Mekong Delta.

If you want to find a place to stay away from the hustle and bustle of the city, in order to enjoy the feeling of relaxation and harmony with nature, there is no place better than Can Tho Ecolodge, hidden in a southern suburb of Can Tho city. Can Tho Ecolodge enhances the romance of Vietnam and this is the reason that it, and Can Tho in general, is never absent from a list of perfect honeymoon destinations in Southeast Asia.