• Tra Que Vegetable Village - Engaging in physical activity and breathing in fresh air is always beneficial, which is why this tour kicks off with an invigorating bicycle ride to a local farm in Tra Que Village. Upon arrival, participants will receive an introduction to the village’s history, offering fascinating insights into vegetable cultivation and their applications in traditional Vietnamese medicine. Visitors will explore the vegetable garden and join the farmers in preparing and fertilizing the land using algae from the local lake. Activities will include raking, sowing, picking greens, and much more.

• Cam Chau - Ride along small roads and rice fields, capturing photos of buffalos, cows, or farmers engaged in their daily work in the fields. Discover the stunning views of Hoi An’s countryside and meet many warm-hearted and lovely farmers.

• Thanh Ha Pottery Village - Located just a short distance from the charming Hoi An ancient town, Thanh Ha pottery village provides a glimpse into the world of pottery-making that has been handed down through generations. Pottery making here is a family tradition, passed down over the years. Villagers create a variety of useful items such as cups, jars, bowls, pots, and more. At Thanh Ha, pottery is more than just an industry - it’s a treasured tradition that has been preserved for over five centuries. Unlike many pottery studios that use molds, the artisans here craft each piece by hand and foot pedal, giving every item a distinctive and unique touch. The villagers are very kind and friendly, eager to share their heritage with visitors. Guests can also experiment with new shapes and designs for fun.

• Private Car
• English Speaking Guide
• Entrance Ticket
• Water

• • Personal expense

Engaging in physical activity and enjoying a breath of fresh air is always beneficial, which is why this tour kicks off with an exhilarating bike ride to a local farm in Tra Que Village. Upon arrival, participants will be introduced to the village’s history, offering fascinating insights into vegetable cultivation and their applications in traditional Vietnamese medicine. Guests will explore the vegetable garden and collaborate with farmers in preparing and fertilizing the soil using algae from the nearby lake. Activities will include raking, sowing, harvesting greens, and much more. Additionally, pottery making is a family tradition, handed down through generations. Villagers craft a variety of practical items such as cups, jars, bowls, pots, and more. In Thanh Ha, pottery is not just an industry - it is a treasured tradition that has been preserved for over five centuries.

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