Hau Giang is a province in the Mekong Delta, bearing the distinctive features of the rivers and canals of the Western region. This place attracts tourists with its untouched and rustic beauty, with vast rice fields, meandering canals filled with alluvial soil, tranquil life, and the hospitality of the local people. Hau Giang is a destination with great potential for tourism development, with its lush rivers and canals, diverse landscapes of mountains, forests, seas, and fields, along with eco-tourism sites that offer dining, relaxation, and entertainment.

In addition, Hau Giang also attracts tourists with its traditional fishing villages, local cultural characteristics, and beloved local specialties such as pomelos, oranges, and grapefruits.

Living in the Mekong Delta, the people of Hau Giang carry the rich cultural heritage of the river region. Living on boats or stilt houses along the rivers is still common, although many have now moved to areas further from the river to trade in markets or settle on the mainland. They engage in trade, raise families, and pass down traditions through generations, embodying the hospitable and gentle nature of the Western region. When visiting Hau Giang, tourists can feel the warmth of the riverine people, their hospitality, and sincerity in every service or tourism product offered.