An Giang develops tourism on Gieng islet

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The Con En ecotourism site in Cu Lao Gieng commune. Photo: Thanh Sang - VNA
Cu Lao Gieng is a popular stopover on Mekong River tours operated by international cruise lines between Ho Chi Minh City and Phnom Penh (Cambodia). Photo: Thanh Sang - VNA
Tourists visit the Con En ecotourism site in Cu Lao Gieng commune, An Giang province. Photo: Thanh Sang - VNA
Phanxico Monastery, a religious site with ancient architectural charm, located in Cu Lao Gieng commune. Photo: Thanh Sang - VNA
Tourists visit an orchard on Cu Lao Gieng island. Photo: Thanh Sang - VNA
Phuoc Thanh Pagoda features a 20-meter-high statue of Amitabha Buddha and a majestic complex of 48 Bodhisattvas, attracting many visitors for sightseeing and spiritual pilgrimage. Photo: Thanh Sang - VNA
Cu Lao Gieng Church, an ancient structure with distinct European architectural influence, is a popular tourist attraction. Photo: Thanh Sang - VNA
An Giang develops tourism on Gieng islet
Cu Lao Gieng commune (An Giang Province) is home to a unique complex of religious architecture, a diverse ecosystem, and traditional craft villages that embody the cultural identity of the Mekong Delta. Leveraging these inherent advantages, the province is implementing various initiatives to promote community-based ecotourism as well as cultural and spiritual tourism. Photo: Thanh Sang - VNA