This engaging open-air museum shines a light on the delta’s ecosystems and traditional trades, such as fishing and rice cultivation. The garden’s wooden boardwalks weave past local flora, fishermen’s tools and even a llagut , an early 20th-century boat used to haul more than 350 sacks of rice at a time. There is also an aquarium offering a glimpse of the freshwater denizens of the delta. The museum opens shorter hours in low season.
