Discover Mekong's Pottery- Charming Sadec- Xeo Quyt forest

After your leisurely breakfast at the homestay, take photos with your host before loading your luggage on the support vehicle. Then, we start cycling from the homestay to the market of Cho Lach. Ride passes the nursery and bonsai plants. You can see the old colonial bridge over the canal from the market. The French built the canal to connect the Mekong River to the Saigon River for water transport. Then we continue cycling to Co Chien River to take a ferry to Mang Thit, Vinh Long. Here we are in the Red Kingdom of Vinh Long, Mekong Delta. Follows the paths along creeks, sometimes through rice paddies. As we reach the Thay Cai canal, we'll break for brick coffee right here, and we'll observe villages and their surroundings. We then continue riding along the country road along the Thay Cai canals, and have many stops along the way to visit pottery mills. We'll transfer to Vinh Long for lunch.

After lunch, a shuttle will take us to Cai Tau for the afternoon ride. It is a pleasant ride, so we take it easy on paths, through small villages along the country road, river branches, and creeks as we discover small islands in the middle of the Mekong River. The day will end in Sadec town. Have a short transfer to hotel.

After a relaxed breakfast, we’ll set off on a scenic loop ride to explore Sa Dec Flower Village, where you can learn more about bonsai and ornamental plants. We’ll then visit the Huynh Thuy Le House, a site that has drawn international visitors since 1984, when Marguerite Duras’s Prix Goncourt-winning novel was published. Duras lived in Sadec between 1928 and 1932, and her story later inspired the famous film The Lover.

Afterward, we’ll take some time to explore the old Sadec market before crossing the river by ferry and continuing our ride to Xeo Quyt Forest, once a Viet Cong military base during the Vietnam War. Following the visit, we’ll enjoy lunch and then return to Ho Chi Minh City in the late afternoon.