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Co Do Farm – Can Tho Province

Wednesday, January 28, 2009 By kevmille

I spent a day in the Co Do Farm region.  The Co Do area I was at was roughly 50 km from Can Tho.  I took a Mai Linh Taxi all the way there.  Cost me only about 440,000 VND ($26 USA).   Taxi is still relatively cheap to travel between cities if it is a must.

Co Do Farm is actually more a commune in Communist terminology.  A highway is in the building process and should be completed within the year.  It will bring more prosperitity to the local area as buses, transport, etc., will have easier access.  The property prices will raise as well.  A good thing 🙂

I took a bunch of photos in the Co Do Farm particularly of my friend’s house:

Co Do Farm in Can Tho Province

(Chickens walking everywhere – I’m hungry!)

Co Do Farm in Can Tho Province

(Canal behind the house)

Co Do Farm in Can Tho Province

(This boat is not usable I heard)

Co Do Farm in Can Tho Province

(Coconuts – I did not have any on this trip)

Co Do Farm in Can Tho Province

(I kept telling him he was fat)

Co Do Farm in Can Tho Province

(The new highway to be completed in a year)

Co Do Farm in Can Tho Province

(Front gate)

Co Do Farm in Can Tho Province

(Neighbor)

Co Do Farm in Can Tho Province

(Garden)

Co Do Farm in Can Tho Province

(Nice palm tree)

Co Do Farm in Can Tho Province

(Possibly a small dry fish pond)

Co Do Farm in Can Tho Province

(Garden area)

Co Do Farm in Can Tho Province

(Front walkway to the highway)

Co Do Farm in Can Tho Province

(Front view of the house)

Co Do Farm in Can Tho Province

Co Do Farm in Can Tho Province

(Another view of the canal)

Co Do Farm in Can Tho Province

(Front of the house)

Co Do Farm in Can Tho Province

(Garden)

Co Do Farm in Can Tho Province

(Black Duck soon to be supper)

Co Do Farm in Can Tho Province

(Another view os the canal)

Co Do Farm in Can Tho Province

(Basa fish pond)

Co Do Farm in Can Tho Province

Co Do Farm in Can Tho Province

(Tet Day 2 Morning)

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  1. Mike says

    Wednesday, January 28, 2009 at 7:58 pm

    A beautiful home and surroundings. I’ll bet the mosquitos are thick at night? Sounds like you had a great time. Just the thing I want to do when we move there. Thanks for sharing.

  2. SaigonNezumi (Kevin) says

    Wednesday, January 28, 2009 at 9:43 pm

    Yeah, I got 50 bites to prove it. My repellent wore off in the middle of the night I guess 🙂

  3. Tuan says

    Thursday, January 29, 2009 at 9:18 am

    Being it is a small town, did you get a lot of the kids yelling hello to you? I kinda think you can just blend in as a Vietnamese easy though.

  4. SaigonNezumi (Kevin) says

    Friday, January 30, 2009 at 3:34 pm

    Not in this town. Send me an email and I will explain why.

  5. Croakie says

    Monday, February 16, 2009 at 12:42 pm

    I love your blog… in comment to what Tuan said… yeah… many of those kids in the country-side make me smile… shouting… “Hey you! What your name.” Then if you answer they run away laughing.

  6. Huy says

    Wednesday, March 11, 2009 at 4:37 am

    I too enjoy your blog Kevin, just not enough photos. Was in Can Tho just overnight, but houses along road surrounded by water is the norm and i miss it already.

    Huy

  7. SaigonNezumi (Kevin) says

    Sunday, March 15, 2009 at 12:09 pm

    @Croakie: I never saw many kids there. Lifestyle is pretty secluded here.

    @Huy: Can Tho surprised me, I will visit more often in the future.

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