Our family did the Real Hoi An experience tour and it was fantastic. Kun was our host and was very knowledgeable and able to answer our questions and was great with the kids. We started off with a market tour and selected some fruit, then when on a basket boat ride where we caught crabs. Next stop was a ride on a water buffalo and then a veggie farm tour where we planted some veggies and learned about herbs. Then we did a cooking class which included making rice paper and then a delicious lunch including what we made and some other items made by the kitchen. We didn’t ride bikes at our request, but you can. This was a fantastic tour for kids, ours which were 6 and 8 yo loved it. Thanks for a wonderful day! Recommend!!

Tra Que Water Wheel was part of our fantastic private tour of Vietnam organised by Vivu Travel. One of the few things added to the itinerary by Vivu without a request from us, we had no idea what to expect? When we woke to find it raining we resigned ourselves to a miserable waste of a day. How wrong we were. In fact it was one of the best days of our tour! On arrival we had a lovely welcome drink, then donned our farmer's shirt, cone hat and rain poncho. Out to the fields we went. After a brief demonstration, we planted a small crop of herbs, then "watered" the crops (it was pouring rain at the time haha). We took a walk around with our guide who taught us the history of the area and showed us many of the different varieties of vegetables, herbs and spices grown in the gardens. After a quick visit to a local lantern maker, we headed back to the farm house. After a nice relaxing foot and shoulder massage, we swapped Farmer's garb for Chef's aprons. We started off learning how to make Rice Flour and then made steamed Rice Flour cakes. Delicious!! Next up was Spring Rolls and then my favorite, Bánh Xèo! After the cooking class we ate the afore mentioned dishes as part of a delicious lunch featuring a few more traditional dishes. After lunch the rain had eased so we took the opportunity to go and ride the Water Buffalo and take a ride in a Basket boat on the river. All in all, a fantastic day and one we will not forget in a hurry.

Turned up on off chance of getting a tour, no guide available however Spring (think that was her name) was exceptionally kind and helpful and gave us a very informative all about the gardens and Vietnamese culture. Would highly recommend a visit John Sue. UK

A very good day spent with Kun. Started with a bike ride to the markets then a ride in a basket boat before heading back to the farm to learn about traditional farming methods. We then went on to the cooking class where we learned to cook 3 dishes including making rice paper. We were also introduced to a buffalo on the way home but none of us were up to a ride. Worth the day I would recommend it to anyone.

We have visited the restaurant as part of our tour, so it was selected by the tour company. We are thankful that they did. The restaurant is located in the gear of a eco friendly herb village. The setting is nice, the food is prepared with care and a service was brilliant. I don’t think we met a nicer server than Tiên ( the fairy) and that is much to say for we had met with some fantastic servers throughout our trip in Vietnam.