Today, Phuc took us to Cantho's floating market.
At 5 o'clock in the morning.
We were probably the earliest tourists there, but no matter. We had a delicious
cafe sua da
served to us from a boat, front row seats on the floating restaurant,
and got to witness the filming of a Chinese documentary on Cantho.
Then, we toured a rice noodle factory where we got to watch how rice noodles are made.
Then, we went to a pig farm.
[And as a result, I have eliminated pork from my temporary carnivorous diet.]
Then, before we headed to our next city, Chaudoc, we visited the oldest Khmer Pagoda in Can Tho.
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| Early morning cafe sua da from a boat vendor! |
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| View from our floating restaurant! |
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| Watching them making rice noodles! |
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| Wrapping the final product! |
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| More rice paper! |
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| Pros |
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| I have a secret for you! |
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| All smiles! Don't eat me! |
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| Peek-a-boo! |
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| Vendors at floating markets hang their products on poles to advertise as opposed to yelling like street vendors. |
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| The floating market |
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| The floating market |
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| Oldest Khmer Pagoda |
What a Funtastic day... Awesome boat cafe vendor, piggies, rice paper factory, & the floating market. I'd like to visit Vietnam someday.
ReplyDelete- Victor
The floating market looks so cool!! The pigs look cute :)
ReplyDelete-Kristina