Tam Giang Lagoon – Where Culture and History Flow with the Tide

Tam Giang Lagoon, stretching over 70km, is the largest brackish water lagoon system in Southeast Asia. Historically, it was a strategic waterway under the Nguyễn Dynasty, both in terms of transportation and military watchpoints. Local fishing villages developed here as early as the 14th century, forming a unique culture of lagoon life.

Today, visitors can explore this cultural landscape through sunrise boat rides, fish-catching with locals, seafood feasts on floating huts, and learning about folk rituals, whale worship, and water-bound livelihoods passed down through generations.