Locations in Bac Lieu · 3 found
Bac Lieu Wind Farm
Bạc Liêu Wind Farm, about 20 km from central Bạc Liêu, lines the coast with rows of giant white turbines standing in the sea, linked by long concrete walkways - a striking photo spot best visited at sunrise or sunset, for 30,000 VND.
Father Diep Shrine
The Father Diệp Shrine at Tắc Sậy in Bạc Liêu province is one of the largest Catholic pilgrimage sites in the Mekong Delta - the burial site of Francis Xavier Trương Bửu Diệp, a Vietnamese priest killed in 1946, whose beatification Mass on 2 July 2026 was the first ever held on Vietnamese soil, and who is believed by pilgrims to intercede for healing and blessings.
Xiem Can Pagoda
Xiêm Cán is a Khmer Theravada pagoda about 12 km from Bạc Liêu, founded in 1887 - golden, many-tiered roofs rising above the rice fields, a 36.3 m main hall said to be the tallest of any Khmer pagoda in the south, wall-to-ceiling murals of the Buddha's life and 115 statues.
Local Food You Must Try
Nhãn da bò Bạc Liêu
Bac Lieu's prized longan variety - thicker skin, smaller seed, and intensely sweet flesh compared to regular longan. Harvested once a year, locals eat it fresh or sun-dried as a snack.
Bún nước lèo
Rice noodle soup with fermented fish broth and pork - a Khmer-influenced dish unique to the deep south
Cá kèo kho tộ
Mudskipper fish braised in a clay pot with caramelized pork fat - a Mekong Delta comfort food classic