An Giang

Here are the top 10 most popular tourist cities and towns in An Giang Province (post-merger), ranked by tourism appeal:

1. Phú Quốc
The absolute tourism core of the province. A world-class island destination with luxury resort ecosystems and large-scale entertainment complexes. Listed by Singapore’s The Straits Times as one of seven emerging destinations to visit in 2026 and ranked among Expedia’s top 10 islands worldwide.

2. Châu Đốc City
The spiritual tourism center, receiving over 5.5 million visitors annually. Key attractions include Sam Mountain (Núi Sam), Bà Chúa Xứ Temple, Trà Sư Melaleuca Forest, and Cham ethnic villages.

3. Long Xuyên City
The provincial capital and political-economic hub, often called a “miniature southwestern Vietnam.” Highlights include Long Xuyen Floating Market, Tôn Đức Thắng Memorial Site, An Giang Museum, and local specialties like broken rice and drip coffee.

4. Rạch Giá City
Recognized as a first-class urban area in March 2025. With a 20 km coastline, it serves as a marine economic and fishing hub, and a key transport gateway to Phú Quốc and southern islands.

5. Hà Tiên City
A multifunctional international border city combining coastal tourism with historical heritage. Famous sites include Thạch Động (Stone Cave), Mũi Nai Beach, Hải Tặc Island, and Mạc Cửu Tomb.

6. Tịnh Biên Town
Centered around Núi Cấm (Cam Mountain), known as the “Đà Lạt of the West” for its cool climate. Local specialties include sugar palm, Tịnh Biên border market, and Khmer temples.

7. Tri Tôn District
A key part of the Thất Sơn (Seven Mountains) region, featuring Tà Pạ Lake, Khmer temple complexes, and unique mountainous ecological landscapes.

8. Kiên Hải
Includes the Nam Du Archipelago and other islands, attracting visitors with pristine island scenery and authentic fishing village experiences.

9. Thổ Châu
Located in the Gulf of Thailand, this remote island destination is known for untouched nature and marine ecosystems.

10. Kiên Lương District
Together with Hà Tiên, it forms the “Hà Tiên–Kiên Lương–Kiên Hải” tourism cluster. Known for limestone mountains, marine ecology, and karst landscapes like Hang Mo So (Mo So Cave).