Thoi Son Island

Location: Thoi Son Island, accessible by a 45-minute boat ride on the Mekong River from My Tho City, is located in Chau Thanh District, Tien Giang Province.

Characteristics: The path through the island is bordered with fruit trees bearing plums, mangoes, and longans.

Since 1990, Thoi Son has become a tourist resort welcoming hundreds of visitors. The tiled-roof houses surrounded by many generations of fruit-bearing trees, the cozy little restaurants in bonsai tree gardens make of Thoi Son Island the ideal location for a short rest. 

The path through the island is bordered with fruit trees bearing plums, mangoes, and longans. Visitors will also enjoy Con Phung Island, and coconut sweets and jams.

Tien Giang Tourism Company has invested in a hotel complex that will accommodate from 300 to 500 visitors.

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