Cooking and Farming in Vietnam

Vietnam has so much to offer. On our trip from North to South, we stopped at a small village called Tra Que. One of the local families who ran the #traquewaterwheel taught us how to do some farming, and we got our hands in as well while planting some vegetables. Their cooking class was very well done. The caramalised pork was my favorite dish. If you have the chance, you should definitely check out the Tra Que Water Wheel, it was such a great experience. #vietnam #feelfreetravel #cookingclass

Strolling in the countryside around Hoi An, the air floats with a happy and natural taste. Thanks to this farmland, the nearby villages have also developed a variety of farmhouse activities. You can search for "Tra Que Vegetable Village" by google map, and there are many special events in this area. Visitors can learn about the local Vietnamese banana flower salad, fried spring rolls, pastoral beef pancakes and other specialties in this farm. In addition, follow the farmers to farmland and learn about the use of farming equipment. After a busy morning, you can return to the village to enjoy a massage and enjoy the Vietnamese lunch prepared for you. The entire trip is going down one day, which is less than 200 yuan. Not only has the knowledge gained, but also a lot of friends from other foreign countries, the absolute value back to the fare.