Touring of a Nuns Farm in Rural Di Linh Vietnam

We got a tour of a nuns farm in rural Di Linh Vietnam. A small farming village 40km out of Dalat. It was a very interesting experience meeting the ethnic minority villagers there. Even though it wasn’t the most comfortable, it was one of the highlights of our year.

We got to see how tropical plants grew like pineapple, oranges, and lemons. We got to try banana and sugarcane right off the tree. Was the first time seeing how coffee was made. The nun even has her own coffee brand. Very tasty.

This woman has a very inspiring story. Sister Thuc moved here to help Vietnam’s poorer communities. She offers support for so many families, children and orphans in the area.

The nun runs a school for the children of the poor ethnic minority farmers in the region. In Vietnam there is no free schooling. It falls on the community, often the church, to come up with solutions to help the poor. She uses the money she makes from her farm to help fund the school.

If anyone would like to donate contact Quynh Tram(Mary) from Aba visa. She can work with you to make sure the money goes directly to the school. We don’t want it to go though us in anyway.

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