1. Chau Doc Overview

Chau Doc, situated in An Giang Province along the border with Cambodia, graces the Mekong Delta region of Vietnam. This vibrant city is home to the Cham people, a distinct Muslim minority group celebrated for their unique culture and traditions. The essence of Cham heritage permeates the city, evident in its architecture, cuisine, and religious practices.

Exploring Chau Doc unveils a rich tapestry of Cham culture. Landmarks such as the Mubarak Mosque, the Chau Giang Cham Museum, and the traditional Cham stilt houses offer an immersive journey into their way of life. Beyond cultural exploration, Chau Doc beckons as a compelling tourist hub renowned for its floating markets, captivating Cham cultural experiences, and breathtaking scenic vistas.

2. Chau Doc Activities

• Visit the floating markets: Chau Doc is home to a number of floating markets, which are a great place to experience the local culture and cuisine. The most popular floating market is the Chau Doc Floating Market, which is held every morning on the Hau River. Visitors can take a boat tour of the market and purchase fresh produce, fruits, and other goods from the vendors. 

• Learn about Cham culture: The Cham people are a Muslim minority group who have their own unique culture and traditions. Visitors to Chau Doc can learn about Cham culture by visiting the Mubarak Mosque, the Chau Giang Cham Museum, and the traditional Cham stilt houses. 

• Visit famous places such as Tra Su melaleuca forest, Ba Chua Tu mountain, Thoai Ngoc Hau Tomb, Thoai Ngoc Hau Tomb, etc.
• Take a boat trip on the Hau River: Visitors can take a boat trip on the river to see the floating villages, the scenic countryside, and the Sam Mountain. 

3. Chau Doc Accommodation

Chau Doc offers a diverse range of hotels and resorts from 3-star, 4-star, and 5-star. For the most competitive accommodation booking rates and exclusive offers, get in touch with us.

4. Chau Doc Tips

• Chau Doc is a great place to visit year-round, but the best time to go is during the dry season, from November to April. During the dry season, the weather is mild and sunny.

• Visitors to Chau Doc can also try the local cuisine, which is a fusion of Vietnamese and Khmer cuisine. Some of the most popular dishes in Chau Doc include banh xeo (Vietnamese pancakes), bun thit nuong (grilled pork with noodles), and hu tieu (rice noodles with broth).

• Depending on the time that you travel, you should prepare different clothes. You will be advised carefully when booking a tour with Asia Mystika.