Discover the best time to visit Long An with our guide to its climate, eco-friendly tours, attractions, dining, and costs. Book sustainable adventures with Legend Travel Group!
Capture the vibrant beauty of Long An’s eco-tourism gem (Source: Internet)Long An Province, now encompassing Tay Ninh Ward, is a vibrant gem in the Mekong Delta, renowned for its lush waterways, rice paddies, and rich cultural heritage. Its tropical monsoon climate nurtures a landscape of wetlands, fruit orchards, and cultural landmarks like Tan Lap Floating Village and Ba Chua Xu Temple, attracting thousands of visitors annually. Whether exploring serene canals, savoring lẩu mắm (fish sauce hotpot), or joining festivals, Long An offers authentic, sustainable experiences. Legend Travel Group, a leader in sustainable tourism, curates eco-friendly tours that immerse you in Long An’s natural and cultural treasures while supporting local communities. Start your adventure—book our tours via links throughout this guide or contact us at WhatsApp: +84825862222 or email: sales@legendtravelgroup.com!
As of July 1, 2025, Tay Ninh Province has merged into Long An Province, with Long An City as the administrative center. Vietnam’s streamlined administrative structure (wards/communes and provinces/cities) enhances regional connectivity. Long An’s tourism infrastructure, bolstered by a VND700 billion eco-tourism project, includes upgraded cycling paths and electric boat networks, ensuring seamless access to its attractions.
With over 17 years of expertise, Legend Travel Group is Southeast Asia’s premier sustainable tour operator, dedicated to preserving Vietnam’s cultural and environmental heritage. Our Long An tours combine eco-friendly activities like canal boat rides and farm visits with cultural experiences, guided by local experts who share the region’s stories. Supporting Long An’s communities, we align with the Mekong Delta’s “Green Tourism” initiative. Enjoy transparent pricing, free cancellations up to 48 hours before departure, and 24/7 support. Book our tours via links on this page for an authentic, eco-conscious journey!
Dive into the flavorful charm of Long An Travel (Source: Internet)Long An Province enjoys a tropical monsoon climate with high humidity, abundant sunshine, and two distinct seasons, shaping its lush landscapes and agricultural richness.
Dry Season (November–April):
Temperature: 25–34°C (77–93.2°F).
Conditions: Sunny and warm, with March–April being the hottest months (up to 34°C). Low rainfall (20–50 mm monthly) makes it ideal for cycling, boat tours, and festivals like Ba Chua Xu (April–May) and Ky Yen (January–February).
Highlights: Comfortable weather for exploring Tan Lap Floating Village and cultural sites.
Rainy Season (May–October):
Temperature: 22–30°C (71.6–86°F).
Conditions: High rainfall (100–400 mm monthly, peaking in August–October) creates lush rice paddies, lotus blooms, and wetlands, perfect for photography and eco-tourism. Expect occasional showers but vibrant scenery.
Highlights: Rice harvests in Tan Hung (August–October), lush canals, and 10–20% tour discounts.
Annual Averages:
Temperature: 27.4°C (81.3°F).
Rainfall: 1,620 mm annually.
Humidity: 70–90%.
Tips: Check AccuWeather for updates; pack lightweight attire and sunscreen for dry season, waterproof gear for rainy season. Flooding is rare, but water levels rise in August–October, enhancing the “floating season” for canal tours.
August–October (Rainy Season Peak): Ideal for lush scenery, lotus blooms, and rice harvests. Tan Lap Floating Village and Lang Sen Wetland Reserve shine with vibrant wetlands, perfect for photography and boat tours. Expect fewer crowds and 10–20% tour discounts.
January–February (Dry Season, Tet): Vibrant festivals like Ky Yen and Tet celebrations feature bánh tét (sticky rice cake) tastings and Đờn ca tài tử music. Book 4–6 weeks in advance for high demand.
April–May (Dry Season, Festival Season): Ba Chua Xu and Via Ba Ngu Hanh festivals offer cultural immersion with music and folk games. Warm, sunny weather is ideal for outdoor exploration.
Tips: August–October is best for eco-tourism and photography; January–May suits cultural travelers. Confirm festival dates with local authorities.
Start your Long An Travel with tranquil vistas (Source: Internet)A 135-hectare cajeput forest with serene canals, ideal for eco-boat tours and birdwatching.
Cost: Entry $2–$5 (50,000–125,000 VND); boat tours $10–$20 (250,000–500,000 VND).
Hours: 7:00 AM–5:00 PM daily.
Highlights: Lotus blooms, 38m observation tower, wildlife like herons.
Tips: Visit August–October for lush scenery; included in our Long An Eco-Tour ($70–$90).
A 5,030-hectare sanctuary with lotus fields and rare birds like sarus cranes.
Cost: Entry $2–$5 (50,000–125,000 VND); guided tours $5–$15 (125,000–375,000 VND).
Hours: 7:00 AM–5:00 PM daily.
Highlights: Eco-boat tours, photography, sustainable farming insights.
Tips: Bring binoculars; included in our Long An Eco-Tour ($70–$90).
A cultural haven with over 20 antique wooden houses showcasing Vietnam’s architectural diversity.
Cost: Entry $2–$5 (50,000–125,000 VND); guided tours $5–$15 (125,000–375,000 VND).
Hours: 8:00 AM–5:00 PM daily.
Highlights: Orchid gardens, ancient artifacts, riverside setting.
Tips: Visit April–May for blooms; included in our Long An Cultural Tour ($65–$85).
Nha Hang Que Nha (Tan An): A riverside eatery serving lẩu mắm (fish sauce hotpot), cá lóc nướng trui (grilled snakehead fish), and bánh tét.
Address: 128 Hung Vuong Street, Ward 2, Tan An City, Long An Province.
Cost: $4–$15 (100,000–375,000 VND).
Hours: 10:00 AM–9:00 PM daily.
Tips: Reserve for riverside tables; try the lotus stem salad.
Café Song Nuoc (Tan An): A cozy café offering Vietnamese coffee and dragon fruit smoothies.
Address: 56 Tran Phong Sac Street, Ward 2, Tan An City, Long An Province.
Cost: $1–$3 (25,000–75,000 VND).
Hours: 6:00 AM–8:00 PM daily.
Tips: Ideal for morning coffee with river views.
Mekong Breeze Pub (Tan An): A lively pub serving Go Den Wine cocktails and bánh tét snacks.
Address: 89 Nguyen Hue Street, Ward 1, Tan An City, Long An Province.
Cost: $2–$5 (50,000–125,000 VND).
Hours: 5:00 PM–11:00 PM daily.
Tips: Visit on weekends for live music.
Seize the vibrant spirit of Long An Travel (Source: Internet)The Mira Central Park Hotel (Tan An): A 4-star hotel with eco-friendly amenities, near cultural hubs.
Cost: $50–$90/night (1,250,000–2,250,000 VND).
Amenities: Pool, gym, free breakfast, bicycle rentals.
Tips: Book early for river-view rooms.
Mekong Riverside Homestay (Chau Thanh): A sustainable homestay offering farm-to-table meals.
Cost: $15–$35/night (375,000–875,000 VND).
Amenities: Home-cooked meals, bike rentals, cooking classes.
Tips: Ideal for immersive stays.
Tan Lap Eco Lodge (Moc Hoa): A rustic lodge with canal views, perfect for Tan Lap visits.
Cost: $20–$40/night (500,000–1,000,000 VND).
Amenities: Home-cooked meals, bike rentals, eco-tours.
Tips: Book for proximity to Tan Lap Floating Village.
Long An is accessible via Tan An, the province’s transport hub:
By Bus:
Ho Chi Minh City to Tan An: From Mien Tay Bus Station (1–1.5 hours, 50 km).
Cost: $5–$10 (125,000–250,000 VND).
My Tho to Tan An: 45 minutes, 40 km.
Cost: $3–$6 (75,000–150,000 VND).
Providers: Phuong Trang (Futa Bus), Tel: (+84) 1900 6067; Kumho Samco.
Tips: Book online via VeXeRe or Baolau; arrive 30 minutes early.
By Car/Taxi:
Ho Chi Minh City to Tan An: Drive via National Highway 1A to Ben Luc, then to Tan An (1–1.5 hours, 50 km).
Cost: $20–$35 (500,000–875,000 VND).
My Tho to Tan An: 45 minutes, 40 km.
Cost: $15–$25 (375,000–625,000 VND).
Providers: Mai Linh Taxi (+84) 2723 838 838, Grab app.
Tips: Fastest option; use offline maps (Maps.me) with Cho Dao Market as a landmark.
By Motorbike:
Ho Chi Minh City to Tan An: Follow National Highway 1A to Ben Luc, then to Tan An (1–1.5 hours, 50 km).
Cost: $5–$10/day (125,000–250,000 VND).
Rental Providers: Mekong Moto Rentals, HCMC (+84) 938 456 789.
Tips: Scenic but requires safe driving; wear helmets.
Capture the authentic charm of Long An’s culture (Source: Internet)Clothing: Lightweight, breathable attire for dry season; waterproof jacket ($3–$6 or 75,000–150,000 VND) for rainy season.
Sun Protection: SPF 50+ sunscreen, sunglasses, wide-brimmed hat.
Footwear: Comfortable walking shoes; sandals for markets; waterproof shoes for rainy season.
Travel Essentials: Mosquito repellent, reusable water bottle, compact umbrella.
Eco-Friendly Items: Reusable tote bag, straw to support sustainability.
Tech Gear: Camera for photography, portable charger for long tours.
Tip: Carry VND (50,000–200,000 notes) for vendors; use a waterproof backpack in rainy season.
Attraction Entry: $2–$5 (50,000–125,000 VND).
Activities:
Guided tours: $5–$25 (125,000–625,000 VND).
Boat tours: $10–$20 (250,000–500,000 VND).
Cooking classes: $15–$25 (375,000–625,000 VND).
Dining: Meals at restaurants (e.g., Nha Hang Que Nha, Mekong Breeze Pub): $4–$15 (100,000–375,000 VND); drinks: $0.50–$3 (12,500–75,000 VND).
Accommodation:
Homestays: $15–$35/night (375,000–875,000 VND).
Hotels: $25–$90/night (625,000–2,250,000 VND).
Lodges: $20–$40/night (500,000–1,000,000 VND).
Transport to Tan An:
Bus from Ho Chi Minh City: $5–$10 (125,000–250,000 VND).
Taxi from My Tho: $15–$25 (375,000–625,000 VND).
Total Daily Cost:
Budget: $25–$50 (bus, meals, homestay).
Mid-range: $50–$100 (guided tours, dining, taxi).
Luxury: $120–$250 (hotel, private tours, upscale dining).
Tip: Carry VND for small transactions; ATMs are available in Tan An.
Embrace the vibrant spirit of Long An Travel adventures (Source: Internet)Book Early: Reserve tours and accommodations via Legend Travel Group 3–4 weeks in advance, especially for festivals.
Seasonal Tips:
Dry Season: Ideal for outdoor activities; pack sunscreen and hats.
Rainy Season: Lush scenery; bring waterproof gear and mosquito repellent.
Sustainability: Support local farmers and artisans; use bicycles or electric boats to reduce carbon footprint.
Navigation: Download offline maps (Maps.me); save Tan Lap Floating Village or Cho Dao Market as landmarks.
Safety: Secure valuables; watch for slippery paths in rainy season.
Cultural Respect: Greet locals with “xin chào” (hello); tip guides $1–$3 (25,000–75,000 VND).
Health: Stay hydrated ($0.50 or 12,500 VND per bottle); carry hand sanitizer for street food.
Our eco-friendly tours showcase Long An’s landscapes and cultural treasures:
Long An Eco-Tour ($70–$90/person): Explore Tan Lap Floating Village, cycle through rice paddies, and visit Lang Sen Wetland Reserve. Includes transfers, snacks, guide.
Long An Foodie Tour ($65–$85/person): Savor lẩu mắm and bánh tét at Cho Dao Market, join a cooking class. Includes eco-transfers, meals, guide.
Long An Cultural Tour ($65–$85/person): Visit Phuoc Loc Tho Ancient Village, enjoy Đờn ca tài tửperformances, and explore Ba Chua Xu Temple. Includes eco-transfers, lunch, guide.
Mekong Delta Explorer ($350–$500/person, 2–3 days): Discover Long An, My Tho, and Ben Tre with homestays and eco-activities. Includes meals, transfers, guide.
Prices include English-speaking guides, eco-transfers, and fees. Get 10% off for groups of 8+ or seasonal promotions. Book via links around this page!
Long An Regional, Tay Ninh Province’s tropical monsoon climate creates a vibrant backdrop for eco-tourism and cultural adventures in the Mekong Delta. With Legend Travel Group’s Long An Tours, you’ll explore Tan Lap’s canals, savor local cuisine, and immerse in festivals at the perfect time, all while supporting communities and ensuring a sustainable Long An Travelexperience. Plan your Long An adventure with our climate guide and book your eco-friendly tour today!
Ready to visit Long An at the ideal time? Reserve your sustainable tour with Legend Travel Group and experience the Mekong Delta’s authentic charm!
Author Bio: Written by Tony Bùi, with over 20 years of experience in the travel industry, personally guiding and organizing tours for over 100,000 travellers across Southeast Asia. This guide draws from firsthand insights, guest feedback from Legend Travel Group surveys.
Sources: By Tony Bùi at Legend Travel Group
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