“Your family, happy together in lotus nature.” Wake to lotus ponds at the gateway to Tram Chim National Park (Ramsar). Viet Mekong Farmstay is a family-run, nature-first retreat where kids learn by doing: harvest lotus, feed ducks, plant seedlings, paddle a canoe, and craft with natural plant dyes. Our natural-farming gardens (chemical-free, water-wise) shelter kingfishers, storks and dragonflies—sunrise birdwatching is a highlight. Meals are garden-to-table Southern Vietnam: lotus rice, seasonal Mekong river fish, tropical fruit; delicious vegetarian options for the whole family. Family bungalows feature mosquito-net beds and private bathrooms (some with open-air showers); Wi-Fi free English-speaking hosts, private transfers from Can Tho/Cao Lanh, and free parking keep travel smooth. We keep things simple and close to nature; nets and natural repellent are provided, with 24/7 on-site assistance. If your family seeks meaningful time outdoors, biodiversity, and real Mekong flavors, this is your happy place.

We are a small family-run eco farmstay beside lotus ponds at the gateway to Tram Chim National Park (Ramsar). Our life follows natural farming: no chemicals in the gardens, water-wise practices, and garden-to-table cooking. We welcome families—kids can harvest lotus, feed ducks, paddle a canoe and craft with natural plant dyes. Safety matters: baby cots, kid life vests, night path lights and a first-aid kit are available. We live on-site 24/7 to help with tours (sunrise birdwatching), local meals, and private transfers from Can Tho/Cao Lanh. We keep things simple and close to nature; mosquito nets and natural repellent are provided. If you value biodiversity, slow days outdoors and warm Mekong hospitality, you’ll feel at home here. Wishing you a wonderful stay! Best regards, The Host and Team at Viet Mekong Farmstay

Set between lotus canals and rice fields on the edge of Tram Chim National Park (Ramsar-listed), our neighborhood is the Mekong Delta at its most natural. Mornings bring birdsong and soft mist over the wetlands—sunrise birdwatching is a family favorite. Gentle canoeing routes start from the village canals; safe sunset cycling paths meander past lotus ponds. Local markets and craft spots are an easy outing, and day trips to flower villages and historical eco-sites fit well into a relaxed schedule. Meals around here follow the seasons: lotus rice, fresh river fish, tropical fruit and plenty of vegetarian options. Life is intentionally simple and close to nature; you may see dragonflies, storks and fireflies at night. We’re nearby to help with directions, guides and transfers—so your family can slow down and enjoy the real Mekong.