Mekong Delta Green Tourism Week 2015

“Green Tourism Week of the Mekong Delta 2015” will take place from June 26, 2015 to July 2, 2015. This is an opportunity to promote tourism in the Mekong Delta to domestic and foreign tourists, stimulate tourism demand, expand the tourism market, and promote investment in tourism in the Mekong Delta.

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Coming to the "Green Tourism Week of the Mekong Delta", visitors have the opportunity to participate in local tours, learn about the culture and regional identity of 13 provinces and cities in the Southwest. Filled by the fertile alluvium of the Mekong River, the intricate canal system with green forests and islands has formed a diverse ecosystem for the Mekong Delta, creating unique and attractive landscapes. There are national parks, bird sanctuaries, stork gardens with countless birds and precious animals and plants, attracting visitors with many colorful flower gardens and vast fruit gardens, bustling floating markets in the early morning or islands bathed in sunlight all year round, fresh nature... All create a very unique beauty of the Southern river region. In addition, traditional folk festivals with unique cultural identities such as the Via Ba Chua Xu festival on Sam mountain, Ook Om Bok festival, Ngo boat racing, Bay Nui cow racing... and the gentle and hospitable character of the Southern people are also interesting tourism products that attract tourists.

Coming to the Mekong Delta, tourists have the opportunity to enjoy traditional folk art forms typical of the river region such as Don Ca Tai Tu, Ly melodies, Ho melodies or music and dances of the Khmer people. In particular, the provinces and cities of the Mekong Delta are also places to practice and develop the art form of Don Ca Tai Tu Nam Bo - a representative intangible cultural heritage of humanity recognized by UNESCO.

Along with the peaceful atmosphere of the Mekong Delta river region, within the framework of the “Green Tourism Week of the Mekong Delta 2015”, visitors can also see the sustainable development of this “9 branches of alluvium” land. With modern features combined with regional culture, eye-catching and youthful block designs, vibrant street festivals, and colorful cultural nights, the “Green Tourism Week of the Mekong Delta 2015” will certainly bring interesting experiences to any visitor.

According to Dulich.vn