Chữa lành với hành trình rong ruổi khắp Bến Tre | ĐỦ LÔNG ĐỦ CÁNH #9

Boosting motivation for Đủ Lông Đủ Cánh 🦾🔥 Bank account: DuLongDuCanh • MB Bank (Nguyen Duong Khanh) Bến Tre – The Land of Coconuts and Revolution Known as the coconut capital of Southern Vietnam and the birthplace of the Đồng Khởi uprising, Bến Tre has a rich history. Its name originates from the Khmer phrase “Srôk Kompong Trey”—later adapted by the Vietnamese, where Srôk became “Bến” and Trey was phonetically transformed into “Tre”. This land was shaped by the Mekong River’s alluvial deposits, once a vast, swampy wilderness teeming with wild animals. In the 18th century, migrants from the North and Central regions, along with the indigenous Khmer, settled here, choosing higher ground along riverbanks, canals, and coastal areas for ease of travel and flood avoidance. In 1844, under Emperor Minh Mạng, Bến Tre was part of Vĩnh Long Province. It officially became Bến Tre Province on January 1, 1900, later renamed Kiến Hòa on October 22, 1956, before reclaiming its original name on February 1, 1976. Today, Bến Tre is famed for its green Siamese coconuts, Cái Mơn durians, and its people—honest, resilient, and warm-hearted. Join Nạc & Nai on a trip to Bến Tre! Let’s head to the coast to harvest clams, then return to the kitchen to cook up a feast—clam porridge, Thai-style steamed clams, buttery stir-fried clams, and more!