An Binh Islet

McKay Savage from London, UK · CC BY 2.0

A fertile islet between the Tien and Co Chien rivers, an orchard paradise with eco-homestays and fruit all year round.

An Binh Islet lies between the Tien and Co Chien rivers, a land of fertile alluvial soil with orchards heavy with fruit year-round. It is an ideal destination for anyone wanting to experience authentic orchard life: sleeping in a riverside stilt-house homestay, cycling along tree-shaded village lanes, picking rambutan, longan and langsat straight from the garden. In the evening, guests gather to enjoy crispy fried elephant-ear fish, grilled snakehead and don ca tai tu by oil-lamp light. At dawn, a boat threads through small canals to the nearby Tra On floating market. An Binh is where the Mekong's unhurried rhythm of life is filled with warmth.

Visitor information

When is the best time to visit An Binh Islet?

May to August, when the fruit is in full season

How long do you need at An Binh Islet?

1-2 days

What are the opening hours of An Binh Islet?

All day

Did you know

It lies between the Tien and Co Chien rivers, across from Vinh Long city.
It is famous for the first orchard-homestay tourism model in the Mekong Delta.
The orchards yield rambutan, longan and langsat all year round.
It is a place to experience don ca tai tu and signature river cuisine.

Travel tips

Book a homestay in advance for the full experience of an overnight stay at a riverside garden house.
Rent a bicycle to ride around the islet and pick fruit in the orchards in the morning.

Source: https://vi.wikipedia.org/wiki/C%C3%B9_lao_An_B%C3%ACnh

Updated: 2026-08-06