Tân Châu, located in An Giang Province along the banks of the Tiền River, is a riverside town known for its traditional crafts and cultural richness. Often called the “silk capital” of southern Vietnam, it is famous for Lãnh Mỹ A, a unique handwoven silk dyed with natural ebony fruit, once favoured by royalty and now treasured for its deep black sheen. The town offers a glimpse into authentic river life, with bustling floating markets, stilt houses, and boats weaving through its waterways. Visitors can explore weaving workshops, sample local delicacies, and enjoy the warm hospitality of the Mekong Delta. Surrounded by fertile fields and lotus ponds, Tân Châu combines artisan heritage with natural beauty, making it a charming stop for travellers seeking tradition and tranquillity.