Tien Giang Museum offers visitors a glimpse into the rich history and culture of the Mekong Delta. Located in the centre of My Tho, the museum displays historical artefacts, traditional tools, and cultural items that reflect the daily life of local people through different periods. Visitors can learn about the development of the region, local traditions, and the important role the Mekong Delta has played in Vietnam’s history. The museum is also known for its beautiful colonial-era architecture and peaceful atmosphere, making it a great place to better understand the culture of southern Vietnam.

Dong Tam Snake Farm is one of the most unique attractions in the Mekong Delta and one of the largest snake conservation centers in Vietnam. Located near My Tho, the farm is home to hundreds of snake species, including rare and venomous snakes native to the region. Visitors can explore the natural habitats where snakes are raised and protected, learn about snake conservation, and discover how snake venom is used for medical research. The farm also features a small wildlife area with birds, turtles, and other local animals. For many travellers, the highlight is the chance to see large pythons up close and even take a photo holding one with the guidance of trained staff. It’s an exciting and educational stop that offers a different side of the Mekong Delta’s wildlife and biodiversity.