An Giang Province

A province in the western Mekong Delta that includes the Phu Quoc beach resorts, the Ha Tien coast and the religious sites around Chau Doc.

An Giang lies in southwestern Vietnam, bordering Cambodia, and after the 2025 administrative reorganization it merged with the former Kien Giang Province, so its territory runs from the Mekong plain to the Gulf of Thailand. Around Chau Doc are sacred sites such as Sam Mountain and the Temple of Lady Chua Xu, as well as wetland forests such as Dia A Tu; Ha Tien is known for its seaside limestone hills and historic sites; and offshore, Phu Quoc is one of Vietnam's best-known island resort destinations, with Long Beach, Sao (Star) Beach and a national park. The dry season, roughly November to April, is the best time. The gateways are Phu Quoc International Airport and Rach Gia Airport, and you can also travel here by road from Ho Chi Minh City.

Destinations

• Phu Quoc
• Ha Tien
• Chau Doc

Itineraries

• Mekong Delta to Phu Quoc Island – Travel from Saigon through Ben Tre, Can Tho, Chau Doc, and Ha Tien, then take a ferry to Phu Quoc Island.
• Saigon, Mekong Delta to Angkor Vietnam-Cambodia – Cross the Mekong Delta from Ho Chi Minh City, enter Cambodia by speed ferry, and travel via Phnom Penh to Angkor.