Bac Lieu is one of the provinces with many unique and typical tourist attractions in the Mekong Delta region. (Source: Thanh Nien)

Bac Lieu has 11 destinations out of 54 typical tourist destinations in the Mekong Delta region. It is a locality that is assessed to have a lot of potential and strengths in developing eco-tourism and cultural and religious tourism.

In the past 5 years, the number of tourists to Bac Lieu has increased rapidly. In the first 6 months of 2024 alone, Bac Lieu tourism welcomed about 3,110,000 visitors, of which 1,220,000 used accommodation services, about 66,150 international visitors, bringing in revenue of 2,560 billion VND.

To achieve the above results, Bac Lieu tourism industry always focuses on promoting tourism promotion, building and developing new tourism products; focusing on improving the quality of tourism services, training the workforce in the tourism sector...

Tourist attractions and tourism service businesses in the province always promote investment in infrastructure, equipment, tourism human resources... to gradually improve the quality of service for tourists coming to Bac Lieu.

The province always focuses on developing infrastructure in areas and points oriented to develop tourist areas and national tourist spots, such as: Nha Mat beach tourist area, Cao Van Lau memorial area and theater, Bac Lieu prince's house area, Ho Nam eco-tourism area, wind power tourism area, Bac Lieu bird garden, Ghositaram pagoda - the most beautiful Khmer pagoda in the Southwest region...

Cao Van Lau Theater and Bac Lieu Province Cultural and Art Exhibition Center. (Source: My Bac Lieu)

Cao Van Lau Theater and Bac Lieu Province Cultural and Art Exhibition Center are shaped like the three largest conical hats in Vietnam, facing each other, with a total area of ​​2,262 m2, of which the highest height is 24.25 m; diameter 45.15 m; composite roof, located at Hung Vuong Square, Ward 1, Bac Lieu City. This is a must-see stop for tourists when traveling to Bac Lieu.

Uncle Ho Temple in Bac Lieu is considered one of the most beautiful Uncle Ho Temples in the Mekong Delta region. (Source: iSchool Vietnam)

Uncle Ho Temple is located in Ba Chang A hamlet, Chau Thoi commune, Vinh Loi district, about 5 km southwest of Vinh Loi district center and more than 20 km west of Bac Lieu city center. It was recognized as a national historical relic in 1998 and is one of the very valuable cultural heritages of Bac Lieu province.

The temple was built on a land area of ​​11,000m2 with main structures such as: Uncle Ho Temple, Temple Covering House, Exhibition House, Hall and Office, Service Area and Garden with many kinds of trees. In the campus, the relic stands out with a fragrant lotus pond.

Xiem Can Pagoda was started to be built in 1887, on an area of ​​nearly 50,000m2. (Source: Bac Lieu Province Electronic Information Portal)

Xiem Can Pagoda, Bac Lieu city was built in 1887 with unique Angkorian architecture, on a campus of up to 50,000 square meters with an architectural complex including the main hall, sala, monks' houses, stupa containing remains, hermitage... Coming to Xiem Can Pagoda in Bac Lieu, visitors can admire a beautiful architectural work on a large scale, and feel the very unique cultural nuances of the Khmer people in the South.

Coming to Bac Lieu, when visiting Xiem Can Pagoda and the wind power tourist area, tourists will be able to wander through clean, beautiful, poetic roads with yellow and purple flowers on both sides of the road.

The Bac Lieu wind power plant area is recognized as a typical tourist destination by the Mekong Delta Tourism Association. (Source: Wikipedia)

Bac Lieu Wind Power Tourism Area is a new tourist destination in recent years. The wind power plant was completed with hundreds of blades, from a distance of about ten kilometers, we can see the turbines with blades rotating evenly like giant pinwheels printed on the sky.

This is an ideal photo spot for many young people when coming to Bac Lieu. The giant windmill field rotating against the deep blue sky is an impressive highlight that makes visitors want to come to Bac Lieu right away. This place has become a romantic, check-in destination for many young people.

The house of the young master of Bac Lieu is a famous tourist destination in Bac Lieu. (Source: Mekong Smile)

The interior space of the house of the young master of Bac Lieu, located in the city center, at 13 Dien Bien Phu street, ward 13, attracts visitors by its noble beauty, with open space and harmonious architecture, considered the most beautiful street corner of the people.

The house was built in 1919, designed by a French engineer, with a modern and luxurious Western European look, and is a must-see stop for tourists when traveling to Bac Lieu.

The resort in Hunan surrounds a freshwater lake, inspired by the style of the young master of Bac Lieu. (Source: Hunan Resort)

Ho Nam - Bac Lieu Eco-tourism Area is chosen by tourists from near and far as an ideal destination not to be missed. Located right in the center of Bac Lieu city, this is a complex including: resort, restaurant, wedding conference center, golf course, swimming pool, massage service, spa, karaoke, coffee, yacht, amateur music, recreational fishing, children's playground, tennis court, souvenir shop, new check-in points such as love bridge, ladder to heaven.

Khmer architecture is the highlight of Ghositaram Pagoda. (Source: Mekong Smile)

Ghositaram Pagoda - the most beautiful Khmer pagoda in the Southwest, was built in 1860. The pagoda follows the Southern Buddhist school with towers above the main hall that were built and decorated very elaborately. The porch and the side walls of the pagoda are carved with Khmer cultural mascots and images of the Buddha's life. Inside the main hall of the pagoda, there are many carvings, sculptures, reliefs, and patterns with high artistic value. In the pagoda grounds, there are also two flagpoles over 40m high, two towers preserving the remains of Buddhists through the generations, a crematorium, and many auxiliary works.

A corner displaying the working tools of the Muoi Chuc farmer family, at the Dong Noc Nang National Historical and Cultural Relic. (Source: Bac Lieu Province Tourism Promotion Center)

The Noc Nang bronze relic site was built at the site of the Muoi Chuc brothers' uprising on Noc Nang field (Phong Thanh commune, Gia Rai district, Bac Lieu province) nearly a century ago. It was an uprising against the colonial government and its henchmen, which resonated throughout Indochina.

To record their heroic feats in particular and Noc Nang farmers in general, Bac Lieu province has built a relic site on a large campus, recreating the scenes of life and struggle of Bac Lieu farmers in the past, contributing to helping the younger generation better understand the struggle of Southern farmers against the harsh colonial and feudal regimes.

Nha Mat Bac Lieu tourist area has the largest artificial beach in the Mekong Delta. (Photo: Huu Tho)

Nha Mat Beach Resort is located in Nha Mat Ward, Bac Lieu City, with an area of ​​over 20 hectares located on the coast. It is an eco-tourism, resort and the largest and most famous entertainment area in Bac Lieu. Coming to Nha Mat Beach Resort, visitors will be immersed in the blue sea at the beach with artificial waves and a system of water slides and tubes designed to create an eye-catching entertainment space.

The longan tree is huge and over a hundred years old. (Source: mytour)

The hundred-year-old longan garden in Bac Lieu is the most special longan garden in the Mekong Delta, the pride of the local people, and a place that attracts visitors from far and wide. The longan garden is about 230 hectares wide, stretching over 1 km through Hiep Thanh and Vinh Trach Dong communes, in Bac Lieu city.

Bac Lieu Bird Garden is one of the interesting destinations for those who love nature. (Source: Vntrip)

With its high biodiversity, Bac Lieu Bird Garden, located in Hiep Thanh Commune, 6 km south of Bac Lieu City, was recognized as a Nature Reserve in 1986. Bac Lieu Bird Garden is an important nesting place for many waterfowl species, typically teals, storks, herons, egrets, cormorants, black ibises and many other species. Birds often gather in large numbers during the rainy season from May to October, nesting in trees until around January, then flying away and returning here in May or June.