Khu du lịch sinh thái Làng Bè, also known as Làng Bè Ecotourism Area, is a popular tourist destination located in Ben Tre, Vietnam. This area offers visitors a chance to experience the natural beauty and rural lifestyle of the Mekong Delta.

Cù lao Tam Hiệp is an island located in Bình Đại District, Bến Tre Province, Vietnam. Known for its lush landscapes and rural charm, Cù lao Tam Hiệp is part of the Mekong Delta region, an area famous for its intricate network of rivers, swamps, and islands.

Rach Mieu Ferry (Bến Phà Rạch Miễu)

Thánh thất Mỹ Hòa is a Cao Đài temple located in Bến Tre Province, Vietnam. The temple is one of many Cao Đài temples scattered throughout Vietnam. These temples serve as places of worship and community gathering for followers of the Cao Đài religion. They are typically characterized by their unique architectural style, which includes a mix of Eastern and Western design elements.

Long Phuoc Temple (Chua Long Phuoc)

Van Duc Temple (Chua Van Duc) at Cu lao Tam Hiep island

Vam Ho is the only bird sanctuary in Ben Tre province and is also the closest one to Ho Chi Minh City. Depending on the seasons, different numbers of birds and storks migrate to the jungle. At peak time, the sanctuary is home to thousands of feathered creatures.

Hoa Nam Temple (Chua Hoa Nam)

Vam Ho Bird Park (Nông trại du lịch Sân Chim Vàm Hồ) is home to nearly 500,000 storks, herons and other wild birds along with palm forests and trees including guava, coconut, snow peas, soursop, holly and seavegetable ...

The Nguyen Dinh Chieu Mausoleum, located in Ben Tre, Vietnam, is a significant historical and cultural site dedicated to one of Vietnam's most revered poets and patriots, Nguyen Dinh Chieu (1822-1888). Visiting the Nguyen Dinh Chieu Mausoleum provides a deep dive into the rich cultural and historical tapestry of Vietnam, offering both educational and reflective experiences for visitors.