This 300-year-old land is the ending point of the S-shaped Vietnam. In this province, Ca Mau Cape, located 180 kilometers away from Ca Mau City, is the only place in Vietnam where people can see both ocean sunrise and sunset in one day. A place where humans and nature co-exist in harmony, Ca Mau is dotted with bird parks, swamplands, channels and forests. Among these natural beauty, U Minh National Park, laying right beside the Gulf of Thailand, is the habitat of many unique animals and plants. In terms of cultural heritages, the most visited destinations are Tan Hung Temple and Quan Am Pagoda. Read more

This 300-year-old land is the ending point of the S-shaped Vietnam. In this province, Ca Mau Cape, located 180 kilometers away from Ca Mau City, is the only place in Vietnam where people can see both ocean sunrise and sunset in one day. A place where humans and nature co-exist in harmony, Ca Mau is dotted with bird parks, swamplands, channels and forests. Among these natural beauty, U Minh National Park, laying right beside the Gulf of Thailand, is the habitat of many unique animals and plants. In terms of cultural heritages, the most visited destinations are Tan Hung Temple and Quan Am Pagoda.

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