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🌏 Become Friends with Setegi : https://bit.ly/WorldTravel_EBS The Mekong River, the lifeline of Southeast Asia, is home to unique scenery and intriguing daily life. We head to the Mekong Delta in southern Vietnam, where a peculiar paradise breathes. Located in the heart of the Mekong Delta, Vinh Long is considered a fruit paradise even within the South. Specifically, we visit An Binh, an island known as an orchard where the entire island is said to be a vast fruit orchard. Composed of large and small tributaries created by the Mekong River, the island is filled with sweet fragrances year-round. Around this time of year, the hands of farmers harvesting "Chom Chom" are busy. This is the name given to rambutan, which resembles tangled hair. We introduce the secrets of farmers who head to the riverside every few days to grow strong trees. In An Binh, even shrimp eat rambutan. Let's follow Mr. Huc, a resident who uses fruit as bait, to the site of shrimp fishing for those with discerning palates. When it rains heavily, I head to Dong Thap to meet Mr. Leantuan, a man who commutes along the river with 3,000 ducks. The destination is a rice paddy where the harvest has finished. The ducks move in perfect unison at the sound of Mr. Leantuan's whistle! 3,000 of them pour into the paddy like rain, creating a spectacular sight. They spend their time leisurely, swimming to their heart's content and catching insects. I join the journey of the diligent Mr. Leantuan and these clever ducks. Around this time of year, farmers in Cao Lanh, Dong Thap, harvest "devil's horns." These water chestnuts, the fruit of an aquatic plant, are called that because their shells are black and they have pointed horns on both sides. Water chestnuts boast the highest quality during the flood season, enriching the lives of the farmers. ※ This video is from World Theme Travel - Suspicious River, Mekong Part 1 , which aired on November 10, 2025. This is part of the strange paradise of the Mekong Delta.