Cái Vồn

Cái Vồn refers to a historic marketplace and former administrative center located in the Mekong Delta region of Vietnam, specifically in what is now Bình Minh town, Vĩnh Long province. It was a significant trading hub due to its strategic location on the Mang Thít River, facilitating commerce and transportation between various areas of the Delta.

Historically, Cái Vồn served as a major agricultural market where farmers from surrounding regions brought their produce, especially rice and fruits, to sell. The market was known for its vibrant atmosphere and diverse range of goods.

In the past, Cái Vồn was also a district-level administrative center. This contributed to its importance as a regional economic and political hub. Over time, administrative functions shifted, leading to its current status as a part of Bình Minh town.

The name "Cái Vồn" is derived from local vernacular and reflects the area's historical characteristics. The term suggests a gathering place or a location of importance.

Today, Cái Vồn retains its historical significance, attracting tourists interested in experiencing the traditional market culture and learning about the region's history. While the administrative functions have diminished, it remains a key commercial area within Bình Minh town.