Kien Giang Province is located in the southwestern region of Vietnam, bordering Cambodia and facing the Gulf of Thailand. It is renowned for its stunning coastal scenery, picturesque islands, and rich biodiversity. The province is a hub for aquaculture, with fishing and seafood processing playing a significant role in its economy. Kien Giang is home to the popular tourist destination of Phu Quoc Island, known for its pristine beaches and lush landscapes. The province also boasts a diverse cultural heritage, with a mix of Khmer, Vietnamese, and other ethnic groups, as well as traditional festivals and religious sites. Kien Giang is a prominent ecotourism destination, offering opportunities for exploring mangrove forests, bird-watching, and experiencing the unique riverine culture of the Mekong Delta.