Mekong Delta tours by speedboat – a new form of travel

Enjoy Mekong Delta tours by a speedboat day trip to discover the tangled maze of rivers and vast paddies found in the Mekong Delta on our culture-centric tours. Departing by boat from Ho Chi Minh City ( also known as Saigon), you will explore areas of the Mekong Delta tours that few other tourists get to experience.

Experience the feeling of being on a speedboat, why not?

Travel by modern speedboat and enjoy countless photo opportunities of the idyllic scenery and local people as you cruise past buffaloes plowing fields, fruit orchards, and rice paddies during our Mekong Delta tours. Our tour provides close-up looks at small-village life along the river particularly during your time spent at a local family’s homestead, where you’ll be invited to enjoy fresh coconuts and fiery Mekong Delta Whiskey.

Experience Mekong Delta tour by speedboat

The Vietnamese have a saying that people who live by the river and live with the river. Not only is the delta a place of shelter for its people, but it’s also a provider.

Depending on the route, you will then visit a local pottery workshop, where arts and crafts of the Delta region are produced, and a traditional riverside house with huge Burmese pythons as pets. Then you’ll explore the surrounding village, rolling fields of tapioca and iconic rice paddies.

If you’re lucky, you’ll get to see the rice paddies before the harvesting season, which is a marvelous sight. Your next stop will be at a traditional farmhouse, where you try the local produce including coconuts and Mekong Delta Whiskey.

Another variation of the tour begins with trying local Delta produce, as well as Mekong whiskey and wine. Then walk along the verdant banks of the river to a traditional rural Vietnamese house, where 3 generations live together.

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Mekong Delta Tours bring you useful experience

In the village, your Mekong Delta Tours guide will introduce you to the house owners, who each have their own stories of life in the Mekong to share. The second variation provides more of an insight into living in the Mekong Delta, and its customs and culture.

A special feature of this Mekong Delta Tours is that you will be able to visit both a Buddhist pagoda and a Cao Dai Temple. Near the Cao Dai Temple is an orphanage run by Buddhist monks, where you will hear story of the orphans who live there.

Today, Mekong Delta tours are developing tourism forms to serve domestic and foreign tourists. Vietnam tours and Mekong Delta tours, where have you gone?