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A honeycomb weighing 43 kg, 2.2 m long, 1 m wide; a fish sauce hotpot with a diameter of 125 cm, height of 40 cm... set a record as the largest in Vietnam.

Ca Mau cuisine is not just about food, but also a part of culture and history, a story about hard-working, industrious people who are always steadfast with the land of rivers.

Are you wondering what time of year is the best time to travel to Ca Mau? Let's refer to the information shared through the article below for your trip.

Traveling to Ca Mau, you must definitely reach the GPS coordinate marker 0001 - the place known as the last point of Vietnam on the world map. It is also a wonderful feeling, both a bit happy and proud because Vietnam is so beautiful.

What to do in Ca Mau? What to eat? Where to stay? These are questions that many tourists ask when traveling to Ca Mau. Today's article will suggest some delicious and affordable restaurants in Ca Mau.

What is delicious when traveling to Ca Mau? What gifts should you buy for your loved ones when traveling to Ca Mau? Let's follow our article below.

What to eat in Ca Mau? Ca Mau cuisine is a wonderful combination of extremely attractive forest and sea specialties. Mudskippers, oysters, snails, three-sided crabs, and sea crabs are famous products of this place that you cannot miss.

Below is a list of the 10 most famous tourist destinations in Ca Mau that you should not miss:

Located in Ward 1, about 2km west of Ca Mau city center, Ca Mau Bird Garden belongs to Cultural Park or Lam Vien 19/5, an entertainment area of ​​about 18.2 hectares with many miniatures including flower gardens, monuments, stilt houses and Uncle Ho's fish pond... This place also introduces to the public many species of creatures typical of mangrove forests such as crocodiles, turtles, monkeys, monitor lizards, pythons, snakes... especially the bird garden area attracts many visitors.

U Minh Ha National Park is an indispensable destination in the travel itinerary to experience Ca Mau, the end of the country.

The Khmer Monivongsa Bopharam Pagoda was built in 1964, located in the center of Ca Mau as a charm of the southernmost city welcoming visitors.

For a long time, Cai Tau has been known as the “kingdom” of the mulberry (or longan) in the Mekong Delta. In the subconscious of U Minh people, Cai Tau mulberry is both a specialty and a local characteristic.