To Giang: Tourism is booming with spectacular event types 2025!

To Giang: Tourism is booming with spectacular event types 2025!

to Giang, a province in the Mekong Delta, houses a variety of spiritual and cultural treasures that attract tourists from all over the world. In April 2025, the region recorded around 1 million visitors, a number that remained stable compared to the previous year. However, the number of international visitors increased significantly by 52 % to 3,800. This increase underlines the effectiveness of the advertising strategies in the region, which is also supported by the annual Ba Chua Xu Festival in Lunar April, which attracts millions of pilgrims. The total income from tourism, which reached 1,200 billion and reached this month, also show an increase of 9 % compared to the previous year.

In the first four months of 2025, the total number of visitors was 5.1 million, as in the previous year, with 11,800 international guests, which means an increase of 12.3 %. Giang has developed numerous activities for recruiting tourists, including the “Traditional Culture” competition as part of the 14th festival for ethnic culture, sport and tourism of the KHMER. In addition, the province also took part in major tourism events, such as the Folk Cake competition as part of the 12th Southern Folk Cake Festival in Can Tho City.

spiritual diversity and cultural heritage

The cultural variety of Giangs is another reason for the attractiveness of the region. Temple, mosques and pagodas shape the landscape and offer visitors a deep insight into the different religious traditions. Particularly noteworthy is the Lady of the Realm Temple, which is located at the foot of the Sam Mountain and is about 6 km from Chau Doc. This temple is not only a spiritual place, but also a goal for many believers who ask the goddess.

tourist offers and activities

tourists in Giang in the flood time from September to November, boat trips through the Cajuput forests can be founded, which offer a unique nature experience. The region is also known for its culinary specialties, including:

• bun Ca chau doc ​​(fish noodle soup) with snakehead fish, broth and pasta
• Banh Hoi (rice noodles) with grilled pork
• Banh Tam Bi (thick pasta with coconut cream)
• Lau Mam (fermented fish hotel)
• Banh Bo Thot not (palm sugar honey cake)

The famous markets of Chau Doc and Tinh Bien offer a variety of Mekong Delta specialties and are not only a term for tourists, but also the locals. For travelers who want to visit the region, numerous cheap accommodations are available, especially at the foot of the Sam Mountain, where the prices of VND 100,000 to 500,000 per night are sufficient. More luxurious resorts start at and 1.2 million per night.

With all these attractions and the planned implementation of the 2025 tourism business program, Giang is on a promising path to the further development of his tourism sector. Planned activities include exhibition stands for tourism funding and a “Excellent Table Service 2025” competition. In addition, the improvement of personnel quality will be used in the future through targeted training courses in order to further increase guest satisfaction.

The merger of an Giang and Kien Giang could also bring new impulses for the tourism industry, while the development of infrastructure and human resources is optimized. Interested parties can look forward to an exciting range of tourism in this complex region.

You can find more details on the development in an Giang at vietnam.vn and information on the cultural aspects at VN Express