Same alluvial stream...

Join hands and unite to build prosperous Ca Mau

The characteristic of the river region was formed late from the Mekong alluvial flow . Whether shared or separate, Ca Mau - Bac Lieu always share rivers running horizontally and vertically, bearing a strong cultural identity associated with wharves, ferries... rustic and close, without administrative boundaries.

Those rivers, whether formed naturally or created by human efforts during the process of exploiting and improving nature, always carry a heavy sense of affection, their banks are loyal and attached, and are the source of the country and homeland.

Lang Tram canal from Thoi Binh town (Ca Mau) through Quang Lo - Phung Hiep to Gia Rai town (Bac Lieu).

Phung Hiep Canal is 140 km long, passing through many provinces and ending in Ca Mau province.

Ca Mau - Bac Lieu Canal is located along National Highway 1, Tan Thanh ward section, with riverside neighborhoods, creating the typical urban features of the river region.

Carrying many aspirations of the pioneering period, throughout the historical stages of development, the rivers in the inland areas bring a sweet taste, watering the vast rice fields, the green gardens, making the countryside more prosperous; while the rivers in the coastal areas flow strongly, leading to the sparkling shrimp ponds, the salty grains of the homeland, bringing a new life to the prosperous rural villages.

Ca Mau - Bac Lieu have been "apart" for 28 years, but in our hearts we are still brothers. Now we are back together again under the name "Ca Mau". We are back to join hands to build a foundation for the heroic land at the southern end of our Fatherland. And the alluvial streams gather again, telling the story of the bright future of our homeland...

Ganh Hao River flows from the central urban area of Ca Mau province, through shrimp ponds, salt fields... to the East Sea.