Nature in Vietnam
SeasonalTra Que Vegetable Village
Herb-growing village near Hoi An with hands-on farming and cooking.
K'Ho Coffee
K'Ho family cooperative growing heirloom arabica on Lang Biang; farm tours with lunch and tastings.
SeasonalCau Dat Farm Experience / Family Strawberry Gardens
Agritourism around Da Lat: family strawberry gardens, flowers and Cau Dat coffee.
Ma Pi Leng Pass & Nho Que River boat
Vietnam's most famous mountain pass above the Tu San canyon, with a boat ride on the jade Nho Que river.
SeasonalTam Giang Lagoon Crab and Snail Catching
Catch crabs and snails with lagoon locals, tied to their daily livelihood.
Sapa Sisters
Female and Hmong-owned trekking company founded 2009; 28 Hmong women guides in 2026.
Hon Khoi Salt Fields
One of Vietnam's largest salt fields (~400 ha), harvested at dawn mostly by women workers.
Touristy but Worth ItCu Chi Tunnels
The vast Viet Cong tunnel network northwest of Saigon — crawl through widened sections and see how a guerrilla war was fought underground.
Marble Mountains
Five limestone hills riddled with cave pagodas and stairs; Non Nuoc stone village at the foot.
Muoi Cuong Cocoa Farm
Family cocoa garden where Mr Muoi Cuong shows bean-to-bar making; he speaks English and French.
Sapa O'Chau
Hmong-founded social enterprise running treks and homestays with local guides; profits fund training.
Fansipan Legend cable car
Cable car up Fansipan, Indochina's highest peak, with stairs for the final stretch to the summit.
Saigon River Sunset Cruise
Evening boats from Bach Dang Wharf gliding past the lit-up skyline, from budget water buses to dinner cruises.
Ta Van Village homestays (Muong Hoa Valley)
Giay and Hmong village among rice terraces with the valley's widest choice of family homestays.
Du Gia Village homestays
Tay village in a rice valley with long-running community homestays and a waterfall nearby.
Saigon Zoo and Botanical Gardens
One of the world's oldest zoos (1864), doubling as central Saigon's biggest green lung.
Me Linh Coffee Garden
Hillside coffee farm and café with big valley views; also sells civet ('weasel') coffee.
Mekong Rustic Can Tho Hideaway
Eco-bungalow homestay in the orchards, with cycling, sampan rowing, cooking and banana-cake making.
Cau Dat Tea Hill & farm
Century-old tea plantation hills with a vegetable garden where you harvest and keep produce.
Cam Thanh Basket Boats (Bay Mau Coconut Forest)
Round bamboo basket boats paddled through nipa palm channels, with net-casting and crab-catching demos.
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