Traditional Mekong Delta Fishing: Unique Eel Trapping in U Minh Ha
In the U Minh Ha melaleuca forests of Ca Mau Province, in Vietnam's Mekong Delta, the traditional eel trapping season is in full swing during the rainy period. This unique "trúm" method reflects the lives of people living in harmony with their natural environment.
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