Plan your trip to An Giang with this guide to transportation options, routes, and costs from Ho Chi Minh City, Hanoi, and more. Book eco-friendly tours with Legend Travel Group for a Mekong Delta adventure.
Capture the vibrant energy of Chau Doc’s cultural gem (Source: Internet)An Giang Province, located in Vietnam’s Mekong Delta, is a captivating destination blending vibrant culture, lush waterways, and iconic attractions like Chau Doc’s floating markets and Ba Chua Xu Temple. With the merger of Kien Giang into An Giang, this province now includes coastal gems like Ha Tien, enhancing its appeal. Its tropical monsoon climate (dry season: November–April, 24–32°C or 75.2–89.6°F; rainy season: May–October, 26–36°C or 78.8–96.8°F) supports a rich ecosystem, making it ideal for eco-tourism and culinary exploration. Whether you’re drawn to spiritual sites, rice fields, or Cham villages, An Giang’s accessibility via road, boat, and air makes it a must-visit.
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Use “Chau Doc, An Giang Province” or “Long Xuyen, An Giang Province” for navigation. Key hubs include Chau Doc (250 km from Ho Chi Minh City), Long Xuyen (An Giang’s administrative center, 193 km from Ho Chi Minh City), and Ha Tien (Kien Giang ward, 95 km from Chau Doc). The merger of Kien Giang into An Giang Province streamlines travel across the region.
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Start your Chau Doc Travel with tranquil vistas (Source: Internet)An Giang’s well-developed road and waterway networks make it accessible from major cities. Below are updated routes and costs to reach Chau Doc and Long Xuyen, the province’s key hubs.
By Bus:
Route: Depart from Mien Tay Bus Station (395 Kinh Duong Vuong, Binh Tan District) to Chau Doc (Le Loi Street) or Long Xuyen (Ham Nghi or Pham Cu Luong Street). Follow National Highway 1A to An Thai Trung intersection, then National Highway 91 to Chau Doc or Long Xuyen.
Operators: Phuong Trang (Futa Bus Lines, contact: 19006067) or Hung Cuong (contact: 0919262379).
Cost: $10–$20 (250,000–500,000 VND) one-way, with sleeper or seated options.
Details: Buses depart hourly, offering air-conditioned comfort. Travel time is 4–5 hours to Long Xuyen, 5–6 hours to Chau Doc. Book online or at the station.
By Xanh SM Electric Taxi:
Route: Direct from Ho Chi Minh City to Chau Doc or Long Xuyen via National Highway 1A and 91.
Cost: $100–$180 (2,500,000–4,500,000 VND) for a private, eco-friendly ride.
Details: Ideal for groups, with 4–7 seats. Book 1–2 days ahead for comfort and sustainability.
By Motorbike or Car:
Route: Follow National Highway 1A to An Thai Trung intersection, turn right to Cao Lanh City, cross Cao Lanh ferry (Tien River), continue to Cho Moi Market, cross Hau Giang ferry, then follow National Highway 91 to Chau Doc (Sam Mountain) or Long Xuyen. Distance: 250 km to Chau Doc, 193 km to Long Xuyen.
Cost: Motorbike rental $3–$7/day (75,000–175,000 VND); fuel $5–$10 (125,000–250,000 VND). Private car hire $80–$120 (2,000,000–3,000,000 VND).
Details: Scenic but requires experienced driving due to rural roads. Allow 4.5–6 hours with breaks.
By Flight + Bus:
Route: Fly to Can Tho International Airport (110 km from Chau Doc, 60 km from Long Xuyen), then take a bus or taxi.
Cost: Flight $40–$80 (1,000,000–2,000,000 VND) via Vietnam Airlines, Vietjet Air, or Bamboo Airways; bus to Chau Doc or Long Xuyen $5–$10 (125,000–250,000 VND).
Details: Flights take 1 hour from Ho Chi Minh City to Can Tho, followed by a 1.5–2.5-hour bus ride. Book flights 1–2 weeks ahead for deals.
By Flight + Bus:
Route: Fly to Can Tho International Airport or Rach Gia Airport (Kien Giang ward) from Noi Bai Airport (Hanoi), then take a bus or taxi to Chau Doc or Long Xuyen.
Cost: Flight to Can Tho $80–$150 (2,000,000–3,750,000 VND); flight to Rach Gia $90–$160 (2,250,000–4,000,000 VND); bus to Chau Doc or Long Xuyen $5–$10 (125,000–250,000 VND).
Details: Flights take 2–2.5 hours. From Can Tho, buses take 1.5–2.5 hours; from Rach Gia, 1–2 hours. Book flights and buses 1–2 weeks ahead.
By Flight + Xanh SM Electric Taxi:
Route: Fly to Can Tho or Rach Gia, then take an electric taxi to Chau Doc or Long Xuyen.
Cost: Flight $80–$160 (2,000,000–4,000,000 VND); taxi $15–$25 (375,000–625,000 VND).
Details: Eco-friendly option for comfort and sustainability. Book taxis 1–2 days ahead.
By Express Bus:
Route: Depart from Nuoc Ngam Bus Station (Hanoi) to Long Xuyen (Ham Nghi Street) or Chau Doc (Le Loi Street) via Phuong Nam Express or similar.
Cost: $40–$50 (1,000,000–1,250,000 VND) for sleeper buses.
Details: Takes 34–36 hours with bed seats. Departures at 5:00 AM, arriving next day afternoon. Book online or at the station 1–2 days ahead.
Note: Trains from Hanoi stop at Ho Chi Minh City, requiring a bus transfer, making flight + bus or express bus more practical.
By Bus:
Route: Depart from Can Tho Bus Station to Chau Doc (Le Loi Street) or Long Xuyen (Ham Nghi Street) via National Highway 91.
Cost: $5–$10 (125,000–250,000 VND) one-way.
Details: Buses depart hourly, taking 1.5 hours to Long Xuyen, 2–2.5 hours to Chau Doc. Book at Can Tho Bus Station or online.
By Xanh SM Electric Taxi:
Route: Direct from Can Tho to Chau Doc or Long Xuyen.
Cost: $20–$35 (500,000–875,000 VND).
Details: Eco-friendly, comfortable for small groups. Book 1–2 days ahead.
By Boat:
Route: Take a boat from Can Tho’s Ninh Kieu Wharf to Chau Doc via the Hau River.
Cost: $12–$25 (300,000–625,000 VND) for 2–3 hours.
Details: Scenic option with views of floating villages. Book through local operators at Ninh Kieu Wharf 1–2 days ahead.
By High-Speed Boat:
Route: Depart from Phnom Penh’s Sisowath Quay to Chau Doc via the Mekong River.
Cost: $25–$40 (625,000–1,000,000 VND), including border formalities.
Details: Takes 5–6 hours with a stop at the Vinh Xuong border. Boats carry 16–50 passengers. Book 1–2 days ahead through operators like Blue Cruiser.
By Bus:
Route: Depart from Phnom Penh’s central bus stations to Chau Doc via National Highway 2 and Vinh Xuong border.
Cost: $15–$25 (375,000–625,000 VND).
Details: Takes 5–6 hours with border processing. Book through operators like Giant Ibis or Mekong Express.
Opt for electric taxis, bicycles, or boats to minimize environmental impact. Legend Travel Group offers sustainable transport options for a greener journey.
Walking: Free, ideal for Chau Doc Market or Long Xuyen Market (1–2 km radius).
Bicycle Rental: $2–$6/day (50,000–150,000 VND), sustainable for exploring Chau Doc or Long Xuyen.
Motorbike Rental: $3–$7/day (75,000–175,000 VND), flexible for rural areas like Tri Ton (40 km from Chau Doc).
Cyclo: $1–$4/hour (25,000–100,000 VND), traditional and eco-friendly.
Xanh SM Electric Taxi: $0.50–$1/km (12,500–25,000 VND), sustainable for inter-city travel.
Boat Tours: $5–$25 (125,000–625,000 VND) for Chau Doc or Long Xuyen Floating Markets.
Tip: Confirm fares upfront; rent bikes at Chau Doc or Long Xuyen Markets. Book through Legend Travel Group for eco-friendly options.
Capture the authentic charm of Chau Doc’s culture (Source: Internet)Pack these essentials for a sustainable trip:
Clothing: Lightweight attire, sturdy sandals, hat; waterproof poncho ($3–$6 or 75,000–150,000 VND) for rainy season; modest clothing for Cham and Khmer villages.
Gear: Reusable water bottle ($0.80 or 20,000 VND), reusable tote ($1–$3 or 25,000–75,000 VND) for market purchases, biodegradable wipes.
Essentials: Compact umbrella ($3–$6), hand sanitizer, mosquito repellent ($0.80 or 20,000 VND), sunscreen ($2–$5 or 50,000–125,000 VND).
Tech: Smartphone with Vietmap/Maps.me, portable charger; Vietnamese SIM card ($6–$12 or 150,000–300,000 VND).
Documents: Passport copy, travel insurance, VND (10,000–50,000 notes).
Bicycle Rental: $2–$6/day (50,000–150,000 VND).
Motorbike Rental: $3–$7/day (75,000–175,000 VND).
Cyclo: $1–$4/hour (25,000–100,000 VND).
Xanh SM Electric Taxi: $0.50–$1/km (12,500–25,000 VND).
Boat Tours: $5–$25 (125,000–625,000 VND).
Budget Homestays (e.g., Chau Doc Eco Homestay, Long Xuyen Eco Homestay): $12–$25/night (300,000–625,000 VND).
Mid-Range Hotels (e.g., Chau Doc Riverside Hotel, Chau Khuong Hotel): $30–$50/night (750,000–1,250,000 VND).
Luxury Hotels (e.g., Victoria Chau Doc Hotel): $60–$100/night (1,500,000–2,500,000 VND).
Culinary Experiences: $1.50–$10 (37,500–250,000 VND).
Cooking Workshops: $10–$25 (250,000–625,000 VND).
Attractions: $2–$25 (50,000–625,000 VND).
Budget: $15–$30 (public transport, homestay, market dining).
Mid-Range: $40–$60 (taxi, mid-range hotel, guided tours).
Luxury: $80–$120 (private taxi, luxury hotel, premium tours).
Begin your Chau Doc Tours with a scenic adventure (Source: Internet)Timing: Travel during the dry season (November–April) for clear skies and festivals like Ba Chua Xu (April/May). Rainy season (May–October) offers lush scenery but requires rain gear. Markets and floating markets are liveliest at dawn (5:30–8:00 AM).
Booking: Reserve buses or flights 1–2 weeks ahead, especially during festivals. Book taxis and boats 1–2 days ahead. Legend Travel Group tours require 24–48 hours’ notice; festival tours need 1–2 weeks.
Sustainability: Choose electric taxis or bicycles; support local vendors with purchases like thốt nốt sugar ($2–$5 or 50,000–125,000 VND). Use reusable totes for markets.
Navigation: Save “Chau Doc, An Giang Province” or “Long Xuyen, An Giang Province” in offline maps (Maps.me). Key sites are within 2–50 km.
Safety: Secure valuables in crowded markets; check for typhoons (June–December). Ensure motorbike rentals include helmets and insurance.
Cultural Respect: Greet with “xin chào”; dress modestly in Cham and Khmer villages (long sleeves, no shorts); ask permission before photographing locals.
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An Giang Food & Culture Immersion ($170–$230/person, 2 days): Discover Chau Doc Floating Market, Cham villages, and eco-homestays. Includes meals, guide, eco-transport.
Mekong Delta Eco-Explorer ($420–$580/person, 4 days): Visit Tra Su Melaleuca Forest, Long Xuyen Floating Market, and more with boat and bike tours. Includes meals, eco-transport.
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Chau Doc and Long Xuyen, vibrant hubs of An Giang in the Mekong Delta, offer a seamless journey into a world of rich culture and natural beauty. Accessible by bus, electric taxi, boat, or flight, these destinations provide sustainable adventures with iconic attractions like the bustling Chau Doc Floating Market and serene Tra Su Cajuput Forest, alongside local culinary delights. Legend Travel Group’s Chau Doc Tours guide you through these cultural gems, ensuring a sustainable Chau Doc Travel experience that supports local communities and preserves An Giang’s environment. Don’t miss out—browse our featured tours and book your eco-tour today to explore these Mekong Delta treasures!
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Author Bio: Written by Tony Bùi, with over 20 years of experience in the travel industry, guiding 100,000+ travellers across Southeast Asia. This guide draws from firsthand insights, guest feedback from Legend Travel Group surveys.
Source: By Tony Bùi at Legend Travel Group.
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