Hoi An Farming & Fishing Life By Bike

Da NangHoi AnVietnam
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Overview

  • Duration:1 day 0 nights
  • Tour Type:Adventure & Nature
  • Language:English, French, German, Italian
  • Start from:$48 / Person
Experience Hoi An’s countryside at a local pace on a half-day cycling and farming journey. Begin by riding quiet village roads to Tra Que vegetable village for an introduction to local cultivation, then step into rice paddies to learn wet-field farming methods from your guide, including plowing with water buffalo and transplanting young rice. Continue by traditional Vietnamese bamboo basket boat ("Thung Chai") through coconut-lined waterways to meet local fishermen and hear stories connected to the American war period in this area. Return to a local house for Vietnamese lunch, then cycle back to your hotel around 13:00.

Highlights

  • Cycle through peaceful countryside roads and observe rural Vietnamese daily life.
  • Visit Tra Que vegetable village and learn local farming practices.
  • Join rice paddy activities, including plowing and rice transplanting.
  • Learn wet-rice cultivation techniques from local guidance.
  • Ride a Vietnamese bamboo basket boat ("Thung Chai") on coconut waterways.
  • Meet local fishermen and hear local historical context of the area.
  • Enjoy a Vietnamese lunch at a local house before returning to hotel.

Itinerary

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Hoi An Farming & Fishing Life By Bike

This tour provides a close-up and intimate look at both the local farming and fishing communities.
08:00am: You will start the day leisurely cycling along country roads and witnessing local Vietnamese rural life firsthand. This pristine and beautiful experience will offer you how to grow at Tra Que vegetable village.
On this tour, you will get the opportunity to take part in rice paddy farming and how cultivate rice in the rice field and experience the challenges of Vietnamese farmers.
Your tour guide will provide an introduction and explanation about the process of rice farming and how it grows in the wet field. Take part in the work to learn how to grow rice using water buffalo plows. Transplant baby wet rice at the paddy field.
You will board via Basket Boat - "Thúng Chai" to meet and engage with local fishermen while exploring coconut palm-flanked waterways. And hearing about the American war happened in this place
Back on board our local house, enjoy lunch then cycle back to the hotel at around 1:00pm.

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Includes/Excludes

  • English-speaking tour guide
  • Farming discovery activities
  • Hotel pick-up and drop-off
  • Vietnamese bamboo basket boat experience
  • Visit with local fishermen
  • Vietnamese lunch
  • Personal expense services not mentioned above
  • Drinks
  • Tips and gratuities for guides and drivers

Frequently asked questions

Do I need a visa to enter Vietnam?

- Most travelers need a visa to enter Vietnam. However, citizens of some countries can enjoy visa exemptions for short stays. You can apply for an e-Visa online, which is valid for up to 90 days for single or multiple entries. For more information, please visit https://evisa.gov.vn/
- To avoid last-minute issues, we strongly recommend applying for your visa as early as possible, especially during peak travel periods or public holidays.
- For urgent cases, we can assist with urgent visa processing and fast-track airport services upon request.

What are food options?

- We cater to diverse dietary needs, such as Halal, Indian, Western, vegan, and gluten-free, provided we are notified in advance.
- Special meal requests at select restaurants may involve additional fees based on local availability. Any extra costs will be communicated to you clearly for your approval.

What should I know before travelling? (Clothing, Power Outlets, Transport, Safety, Tips)

- Bring light, breathable clothing like cotton or linen for warm climates, and pack extra layers if visiting cooler or rainy regions. Comfortable shoes and a raincoat or umbrella are recommended.
- Vietnam uses Type A, C, and D plugs, with a standard voltage of 220V. It is advisable to carry a universal adapter to ensure the safe charging of your electronic devices.
- Vietnam is safe for tourists, including solo women, but watch out for pickpockets in crowds. Use taxi apps like Grab for affordable and safer city transport.
- The currency is Vietnamese Dong (VND). We recommend you carry some cash for small purchases such as street food or souvenirs.
- Tipping is not mandatory but appreciated. If you do Private Tour, tipping fee should be 3 USD/pax/day.

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