Cau Ngang District, located on the eastern side of Tra Vinh Province and bordering the East Sea, is a destination that remains relatively new to many travellers. Far from the hustle and bustle of major tourist hubs, Cau Ngang embraces the gentle charm of the Mekong Delta, infused with the salty breeze of the sea and the distinctive cultural identity of the Khmer people. It is the perfect choice for those seeking tranquillity, authenticity, and meaningful local experiences.
Cau Ngang is a cultural crossroads where the Kinh, Khmer and Chinese communities have lived together for generations. The district is home to vast rice fields stretching to the horizon, age-old traditional craft villages, and untouched coastal landscapes still preserved in their natural state. Thanks to its dense network of rivers and canals, along with a pleasantly cool climate all year round, Cau Ngang is an ideal place for relaxation blended with cultural discovery.

My Long Beach is celebrated for its simplicity and calm atmosphere, free from the commercial feel of many other beach destinations. The seawater here carries the signature brown colour of alluvial deposits, while the long, gently sloping shoreline is perfect for families and groups of friends looking to relax or enjoy a seaside picnic.

Visitors can:
Con Chim is one of Tra Vinhβs most notable ecological zones, located just a short distance from Cau Ngang. The area is famous for its traditional salt harvesting practices, where shimmering white salt fields glisten beautifully under the sunlight.
Here, visitors can:

Cau Ngang is home to many Khmer temples characterised by curved roofs, vibrant colours and intricate reliefs. Notable temples include:
These temples offer an opportunity to explore Khmer culture, Theravada Buddhist traditions, and peaceful spiritual spaces.

Although not as widely known as the mangrove forests of Ca Mau, those in Cau Ngang possess their own serene beauty. With fresh air and rustic scenery, this is an excellent spot to unwind and reconnect with nature.
Markets such as My Long Market and Hiep Hoa Market come alive each morning. Travellers will find:

A cultural journey in Cau Ngang would be incomplete without experiencing its vibrant festivals, including:
These events are filled with colour, excitement and deep cultural significance.

Cau Ngang offers an impressive range of regional dishes, such as:
The flavours are rustic yet deeply satisfying, capturing the essence of the Mekong Delta.
>> Travelling to Cau Ngang District offers visitors a complete experience of the Mekong Deltaβs beauty β peaceful, authentic, enriched with vibrant Khmer culture, and complemented by untouched coastal landscapes. If you are seeking a gentle yet emotionally fulfilling journey, Cau Ngang is undoubtedly an ideal destination.
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