- Year-round tropical sunlight
In the equatorial Mekong Delta, the sun is active almost year-round. Sunlight provides the right amount of heat and energy to coconut trees, which in turn produce the best coconuts in Vietnam.
- Abundant water from Cuu Long River
Mekong River, split into multiple branches in Southern Vietnam and referred as Cuu Long - meaning “Nine Dragons”, brings the vital source of water to the Mekong Delta and creates a healthy environment for the ecosystem in the region, including the nurturing of plants.
- Fertile soil
The soil of Mekong Delta, deposited over thousands of years as Mekong River changes its courses over the time, consists of fertile sediment from the River and its tributaries. The tropical wetlands are ideal for cultivating coconut trees, whose roots are deeply plugged into the soil for nutrition and at the same time help retain the moisture and protect the soil from erosion.
- Pacific Ocean fresh wind
Pacific Ocean wind brings the breath of life from the sea, transforming into a peculiar flavor and taste of the local plants. While water gets constantly refreshed, the air is also always refreshed and ventilated by the breezes from the ocean. Coconut trees, often the front liners in the land, absorb the breezes and turn them into the beating rhythm of the whole land.
- Compassion of Mekong people
Playing an essential role in Mekong Delta for thousands of years, coconuts are found everywhere. From daily nutritious fruit to housing accessories, from food ingredients to roof coverings. In Mekong Delta, people mix various plants in a coconut farm, hence naturally eliminate damaging insects without the needs of using pesticides. Such wonderful environment has warmed the heart and soul of Mekong people, leading them to a life that stays in harmony with Mother Nature.
