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Hanoi Eco Tour team are sure this wet rice growing tour will make your trip an extremely memorable experience in a lifetime. Moreover, You complete the day leisurely cycling along the countryside road witnessing local Vietnamese life first hand with an endless chance for photos. You can be sure that the short, easy bike ride will be an awesome soft adventure!
Rice is the staple diet in many Asian countries, especially in Vietnam. Perhaps, you have seen rice growing in most of Asian rice paddy fields. However, you do not know the sequence of rice cultivation in Vietnam. It is still a secret know-how for the western tourists. We would like to organize the wet rice growing tour for you. Through this tour, we instruct you on how to cultivate rice in the fields and also help you experience the hardships of Vietnamese farmers.
Wet rice growing tour
Price: US $69.9
Duration: 6 hours (8.30am to 14.30pm)
Pick up and drop off : At your hotel in Hanoi Old Quarter or any other places 5 kilometers from Hanoi Old Town
Style of Tour: 100% our tour are PRIVATE which means that you got your own personal experience
Tour price: $69.9 USD per person, kids under 9 receive 75% off
Let’s Hanoi Eco Tour organize this wonderful Wet rice cultivation experience for you.
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I wook a trip with Mr Tien from Hanoi Eco Tour to a rural village in Hanoi for Wet rice growing tour. We enjoyed working with cow&baby and touching warm mud in the rice field.Being in the wet rice fields is a kind of therapy, I felt holiness there.The hosts are very calm and hospitality like coming back home. This is an awesome experience must try in Hanoi. Loved the tour!
We had an amazing time learning from our guide, Trang, and our host family. It felt like we were on a travel show experience since it was so informative and authentic. It was beautiful to be welcomed into a private home and offered tea and snacks, then out to the fields to learn about rice and the ancient methods to cultivate that are still used today. Planting was hard, but really made you appreciate the farmers work. The highlight was the delicious home cooked meal at the end of our tour—truly special!!