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Tra Que Village Tour
Your day begins with a cycling trip to Tra Que Village, just 3 km from Hoi An’s center. Known for its organic farming methods, Tra Que supplies fresh, chemical-free vegetables that play an essential role in Hoi An’s local cuisine. Stroll through the lush gardens, learn about the seaweed-based fertilization techniques, and hear the fascinating story behind this unique village. Join local farmers as they go about their daily tasks, whether it's tilling the soil, planting, or harvesting. Depending on the season, you’ll have the chance to try your hand at authentic farming activities while gaining insight into the strong bond between the villagers and their land, offering an authentic experience of life in the Vietnamese countryside. In the afternoon, your tour will include visits to some of Hoi An’s most iconic landmarks. Start with the 400-year-old Japanese Covered Bridge, a symbol of the town, which features a small temple on one side that reflects traditional Japanese architecture. Next, head to the Museum of Trade Ceramics, located in a beautifully restored wooden building from 1858, where you can explore a collection of antique ceramics that showcase the town’s history as a center of trade. Then, visit the 200-year-old Tan Ky House, a well-preserved example of an ancient Chinese merchant residence with distinctive architectural features. Continue to Ong Temple, built in 1653 by Chinese settlers to honor Guan Yu, the legendary general revered for his loyalty, bravery, and sense of justice. Finally, take a stroll through the lively local market, where colorful stalls and bustling activity offer a glimpse into daily life in Hoi An.