Runs daily; the city tourism portal recommends 05:00–07:00. Weather and boat activity can change.Early-morning Cai Rang Floating Market
Cai Rang Floating Market, Cai Rang Ward, Can Tho
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Runs daily; the city tourism portal recommends 05:00–07:00. Weather and boat activity can change.Cai Rang Floating Market, Cai Rang Ward, Can Tho
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