The nearly 100 meter long floating bridge spans the middle of a 2-hectare lotus lake is a new check-in point attracting tourists to visit in Dong Thap.

With an area of ​​more than 2ha, a large lotus field located in the campus of Dat Sen tourist area located in Thanh Loi commune, Thap Muoi district (Dong Thap) is an ideal picnic spot for many tourists.

In addition to the poetic natural scenery, the most impressive point for visitors must include the experience of going to the bridge to watch the lotus pond.

The bridge has a length of nearly 100 meters, connecting from the shore to the lotus pond, lined with wooden boards, handrail painted in all colors. The bridge is designed in a zigzag shape, each bend has space for visitors to take pictures.

Ms. Truong Thi Ngoc Nhu, a resident of the lotus garden, said: “The most impressive thing is the pontoon bridge going through the lotus pond.

I can walk and enjoy the romantic scenery around the lotus field. In the morning or sunset, you can walk, watch the lotus, take pictures to record memorable moments. At the same time, there are also traditional Ao Dai and Ba Ba dresses for those who like to take pictures of the countryside “.

And An Nhien tourists said: This is an interesting service to help visitors mingle with nature. Along the path of the pontoon bridge are small huts, of reasonable height, and built in the middle of a beautiful lotus lagoon. Looking out from the hut, looking around are the vast lotus swamps, stretching to the end.

In addition to the romantic lotus pond, many active games are always enjoyed by many young people. The folk games here are extremely diverse, from playing underwater to on land, suitable for all “difficult” choices of young groups.

Mr. Le Tri Huong, Deputy Director of the tourist area, said that the Dong Thap-style country-style tourist area has lotus fields, rice fields, fish ponds …

The tourist area has a total area of ​​more than 4 hectares divided into 3 areas including food court, adult and children’s games area and lotus pond area which was put into operation in early 2021.