Watching the sunset on Tan Thanh beach, Dong Thap

The scenery here is associated with the life of the river delta region, with people raking clams and catching oysters on the tidal flats, watchtowers, nets and bustling seafood markets.

Not only is it a place for visitors to enjoy the peaceful space, Tan Thanh also offers a unique community tourism experience: visitors can wade to catch clams, oysters, crabs and enjoy fresh seafood right on the spot.

It is this characteristic that makes the potential for coastal tourism real estate development here highly appreciated.

Currently, Tan Thanh beach and Go Cong Dong area still retain their pristine beauty, not yet massively exploited for tourism.

This is a golden opportunity for the locality to plan and develop in a sustainable direction, combining resort tourism with nature conservation and local culture.

With the advantage of being close to Ho Chi Minh City, increasingly improved traffic connections thanks to National Highway 50, Trung Luong – My Thuan Expressway, inter-provincial coastal routes, etc., Tan Thanh promises to become an “ideal weekend destination” for urban residents.

In the context of the increasingly popular trend of short-term vacations near the city, Dong Thap can completely position Tan Thanh as a new coastal tourism center of the West.

If the province has a well-planned strategy, prioritizing attracting green and environmentally friendly investment, Tan Thanh will not only become the tourist "pearl" of Dong Thap but also enhance the value of sustainable and long-term coastal real estate, contributing to putting the West on the country's high-end resort map.

Photo: Phuc Nguyen

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