Bến Tre Essentials

Bến Tre, the 'Land of Coconuts,' is defined by its intricate river network and agricultural heritage. This selection covers the city's central commercial hubs like the Bến Tre Market and Sense City mall, alongside historical landmarks like the La Mã Church. Visitors can explore the Ba Lai irrigation dam, experience the local coconut trade at Mỏ Cày Market, or dine at the floating restaurant on the Hàm Luông River. The list also includes essential transport links like the Vân Đồn ferry terminal.

Ham Luong Hotel

Boat-shaped floating restaurant on the Hàm Luông River specializing in Mekong Delta regional dishes, including elephant ear fish and coconut-infused recipes.

Trung tâm thương mại Bến Tre

The city's primary marketplace for fresh local produce, seafood, and Bến Tre’s famous coconut-based handicrafts and candies.

Chợ Mỏ Cày

A riverside market in Mỏ Cày district specializing in the trade of raw coconuts and traditional local goods.

Nhà Thờ La Mã

A Catholic pilgrimage site in Giồng Trôm district, recognized for its history and the shrine of Our Lady of Perpetual Help.

Đập Ba Lai

One of the largest irrigation systems in the Mekong Delta, designed to prevent saltwater intrusion into local fruit orchards.

Sense City

Modern multi-story shopping complex in Bến Tre city containing a Co.opmart supermarket, food court, and retail outlets.

Hội xuân

Seasonal venue for the city's Lunar New Year flower festival and cultural exhibitions.

Hung Vuongg

Riverside accommodation located along the Hàm Luông River, featuring views of the water and proximity to the city's central park.

Vua Buoi Da Xanh Chin Huong

Specialized shop for Green Skin Pomelo, one of Bến Tre province's most famous agricultural exports.

Ben pha Van Don

Ferry crossing point connecting Bến Tre province with Trà Vinh province over the Cổ Chiên River.