Tra Que Vegetable Village

Ho An,

About Tra Que Vegetable Village In Ho An

Tra Que Vegetable Village in Hoi An is a distinctive and enriching experience that showcases the traditional and organic farming practices unique to the region. The village stands out for its commitment to chemical-free farming, using natural algae from a nearby lagoon as fertilizer, which contributes to the high quality and freshness of the produce. This method not only ensures healthier and cleaner produce but also aligns with the growing global trend towards organic and sustainable agriculture .

The history of Tra Que is deeply rooted in its transition from a fishing community to a thriving agricultural village, thanks to the discovery of the fertility-enhancing properties of the local lagoon’s seaweed. Today, over 200 families cultivate a variety of herbs and vegetables on the village’s 40 hectares of land, contributing significantly to the culinary richness of Hoi An, with certain dishes requiring the distinct flavors of Tra Que’s produce.

Visitors have the opportunity to immerse themselves in the daily life of the farmers, learn about traditional farming techniques, and even participate in hands-on activities such as planting and harvesting. The village’s location between Hoi An Old Town and An Bang Beach makes it easily accessible for a peaceful cycle or walk through the picturesque fields.

For those interested in culinary experiences, Tra Que also offers cooking classes utilizing its fresh herbs and vegetables, providing a unique chance to learn about Vietnamese cuisine in an idyllic setting. Whether exploring on your own or joining a tour, Tra Que Vegetable Village offers a glimpse into the sustainable practices and rich cultural traditions that define this charming area.

Tra Que Vegetable Village
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Tra Que Vegetable Village Reviews

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Sam Chapman
Lovely place to visit and cycle walk around. There is a brilliant organic restaurant there too. Well worth a visit and doing a tour.
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Tom
very beautiful and peaceful village with a lot of fresh herb and friendly locals.
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Jan Smith
Took a ride through the village to a magnificent restaurant
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Francesco Ginestri
We went on an excursion to this very characteristic place, but which is essentially a sort of agricultural cooperative almost exclusively cultivated with vegetable gardens. They also treated us to a pleasant foot massage. Attached to the cooperative there is also a place used to demonstrate local cuisine where tourists can interact with local chefs to prepare some dishes which are then eaten on site. Very pleasant and fun. To do.
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Christine Bully
Solo walk (not sure if this walk requires a guide) through the rice fields and especially all these aromatic plant plantations, it's wonderful.