Dương Minh Châu

Dương Minh Châu covers 435 square kilometers of land with an elevation of 20 meters, featuring farms, plantations, and small villages across its territory.

The district, established in May 1951, received its name from a revolutionary leader who served as the first chairman of Tây Ninh's Resistance Administration Committee.

Different ethnic communities maintain their local traditions through crafts, culinary practices, and religious activities, including Cao Đài and Buddhist ceremonies.

The district connects to neighboring areas through Provincial Road 781 and local bus services, offering various accommodation options from basic guesthouses to modern facilities.

Within its boundaries lies a section of Hồ Dầu Tiếng, Vietnam's largest artificial freshwater reservoir, which supplies water for agriculture and domestic use.

Location: Tây Ninh

Elevation above the sea: 20 m

GPS coordinates: 11.38519,106.23134

Latest update: March 5, 2025 23:21