The vastness of Chau Doc during the flood season.

As usual, from around July to November, the high tides pour into the Mekong Delta, bringing with them shrimp, fish, and silt to a vast area. No image description.

Anticipated by locals and affectionately known as "the flood season," Chau Doc – An Giang No image description.

Chau Doc – An Giang is a destination that embodies the unique characteristics of the flood season, captivating any visitor with the changes in nature and the lives of the local people during this time. No image description.

Besides bringing abundant natural resources, the flood season also paints a picturesque picture that captures the hearts of those who love the vastness of rivers and waterways. No image description.

Take a boat trip into the Tra Su Melaleuca Forest to discover a green oasis home to thousands of birds, or visit the endless flooded fields where rows of palm trees peek out, creating a strangely charming scene. No image description.

While exploring Chau Doc during the flood season, don't forget to enjoy delicious dishes made from the produce of the floodwaters and cheer on the unique bull racing festivals held after the harvest.

People in the Mekong Delta often say, "Six months of dry season, half a year of high water," to describe the cyclical nature of the water flow on the Mekong River. This saying also reflects the characteristic weather of the region, with the flood season in An Giang province during the peak of the rainy months. No image description.

The most iconic attraction showcasing the beauty of An Giang's flood season is the green road leading into the Tra Su Melaleuca Forest. Sitting in small boats rowed by locals, you'll navigate through a labyrinth of interwoven canals and waterways. The air in the melaleuca forest is incredibly cool, and the abundance of fish, shrimp, and small animals will only add to the enjoyment.

The flood season brings a huge abundance of aquatic resources to the area. People will start rowing boats to fish, setting traps and nets to improve their daily meals. If they catch a lot, they take it to the market to sell and earn extra income. The image of dugout canoes gliding downstream on the clear blue water is a characteristic feature of An Giang in particular and the Mekong Delta in general. No image description.

Here, you will have the opportunity to personally discover the stunning tourist attractions of An Giang, experience the floating market, visit fish farms on the river, and explore the culture of Cham villages.

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