Cầu Kè Commune Named National Heritage Site, Set to Boom as Tourist Destination
Cầu Kè Commune, Vĩnh Long Province, has been recognised as a national tangible heritage site in 2024. The commune is rich in resources, offering a unique blend of garden ecotourism, historical sites, and cultural experiences. Its annual Vu Lan Thắng Hội festival, a traditional celebration of the Hoa people, draws visitors from far and wide.
Cầu Kè's appeal lies in its diverse offerings. Tân Quy Islet, a popular weekend getaway, boasts a peaceful landscape, fresh air, and cool climate, perfect for relaxation. Visitors can explore fruit orchards, ride boats through the scenic waterways, and indulge in local cuisine. The commune is also home to the Dừa Sáp (Macapuno) Museum, showcasing sketches, paintings, and documents that trace the development of macapuno in the province.
To attract more visitors, local authorities are investing in service quality, training locals in community-based tourism, and upgrading infrastructure. The commune's history, culture, and cuisine are being promoted to highlight its unique charm. Strengthening connections with travel businesses in the province and beyond is also a key strategy to lure more tourists to Cầu Kè.
With its recognition as a national tangible heritage site, Cầu Kè Commune is poised to become a must-visit destination. Its rich resources, cultural experiences, and commitment to tourism development make it an attractive proposition for tourists seeking an authentic Mekong Delta experience.
