Hello dear community, first of all I hope you are all doing well and that you had a unique day which has brought one or the other positive experience into your life! In my new post I would like to share with you again an experience that I have made while travelling and am happy if you appreciate what I do.
While I was in the historic city of Hoi an, I decided to go to a highlight which is also known as Tra Que Vegetable Village. The interesting thing here is that everything is organically grown and the herbs that grow here are known for their intense aroma which can be traced back due to the careful cultivation. It is possible to join guided tours here, but I decided to look at everything without a group and many Vietnamese were working on that day and I could see with what passion the gardens are maintained. I already knew many of the plants that grow here, but there were also some new ones which thrive particularly well in the climate and it is important to mention that the focus here is on the cultivation of herbs in every respect.
Many of the herbs are delivered fresh to markets or restaurants in Hoi an and there are also some restaurants in the area which offer the products and those who are there should not miss to try one of the fresh vegetable juices here or the other dishes which are of such good quality and simply the whole atmosphere was extremely authentic because they are real locals who work here and it is not so overcrowded with tourists and I had the feeling that the farmers were also extremely happy about the visit of me and others. A visit is also important to strengthen the economy of the village for which cultivation is an important source of survival and there is also a lot on offer and even if I have not tested this myself there are also cooking courses which are very popular. This day trip was extremely diverse and anyone who is in town and looking for a relaxing trip should not miss to visit the gardens and how long someone spends here always depends on the person and I spent about 2 hours.
Many thanks for stopping by and I hope you could learn something new and like my post and appreciate my effort! I captured these pictures with my Sony Alpha 6000 plus 55-210.
