Chau Thanh A - Potential Land

The name "Miet Ngan" was derived from the fact that on the Xang Xa No canal, approximately 500m is crossed with a small canal and 1,000m is crossed with a large canal, running from Mot Ngan to Muoi Bon Ngan. Since then, "Miet Ngan" has become a distinct feature in the tourism culture of Chau Thanh A district, etc., stretching along the Xang Xa No canal; tourists can take in the stunning scenery of the river's western region and enjoy rustic dishes, admire the scenery of romantic rice fields and gardens on both sides of the canal and are immersed in sweet old chants, and so on. "Miet Ngan" has become a typical cultural feature, as well as a typical type of river tourism in Chau Thanh A District of Hau Giang Province.

It is one of the sects of Cao Dai religion with the name Chieu Minh Tu. The relic, which was built in 1928, served as the headquarters of the revolutionary cadres and made significant contributions to the two resistance wars against the French and Americans. By June 1994, the relic was ranked by the People's Committee of Hau Giang Province as a provincial historical and cultural relic.

It was built in 1901 and is a small pagoda. Although its architecture is not particularly sophisticated, it is extremely dignified and pure. Van My Pagoda has gone through many ups and downs and embellishments. Van My Pagoda is currently a place of spiritual beliefs and Buddhist studies for Buddhists in the region.

With an area of more than 40,000m2, various elaborate, unique and beautiful Buddhist architectural works. The construction works is currently being completed, and it promises to provide traditional cultural experiences with unique and peaceful spiritual and religious meanings.

Visitors to Thanh Xuan commune, Chau Thanh A district, will be able to admire numerous vast orchards with over 200 species of trees ranging in age from 20 to 50 years, including pomelo, mango orange, longan, tangerine, rambutan, mangosteen, mango,... Thanh Xuan Commune residents are working on a green tourism project so that visitors can enjoy a variety of experiences.

Location: Mot Ngan Town, Chau Thanh A District, Hau Giang Province.

A miniature European-style construction with attractive entertainment options has attracted countless tourists to come to experience. Kittyd & Minnied Amusement & Theme Park is the largest park in the Mekong Delta region and is known as the Disneyland of Vietnam.

Aranhut Pagoda(Watchô in Khmer name): Was built in 1632 and remains the oldest Khmer pagoda in Hau Giang Province. The pagoda has distinctive architecture with intricate carvings and sculptures typical of ancient Khmer culture. This is also where major festivals are held, and it has become the spiritual hub for many generations of Khmer people in the south.

Away from the hustle and bustle of the city, visitors will find genuine relaxation with friends and loved ones. Ngoc Dao farm's dairy goat products were granted an OCOP certificate in Hau Giang Province in 2020.

Chol Chnam Thmay is the traditional New Year of the Khmer people held on April 14, 15, and 16 of the solar calendar. Visitors will be captivated by the solemn scene of offering flowers to the Buddha, laying sand, and immersing themselves in the bustling scene of unique Khmer dances.

It is the site of four significant local historical battles against French invasion in the early years. Visitors will learn about heroic feats and be able to admire the victory monument that stands between heaven and earth. On Jan 25, 1991, the Ministry of Culture and Information designated Tam Vu Victory relic site as a national historical and cultural relic.

The relic symbolizes the public's love for the Revolution, so it has great importance. The image of a group of people coming here, raising the flag, chanting the slogan "Stop mopping-up," demanding peace and unification of the country, and so on will certainly exist today and in the future. It also contributed to the resounding victory in 1975 in Tay Do land. It was also here that Tay Do land won a resounding victory in 1975.