Que Dua Ben Tre Culinary Eco-Village is located in the peaceful province of Ben Tre, Vietnam. The village, known for its culinary heritage and sustainable practices, provides a fine mix of native food and organic living. Read on and find out everything that makes Que Dua Ben Tre Culinary Eco-Village a place you should not miss to visit if you are a food lover or an ecotourist. This guide will give you all the information needed to make the most of your visit – whether it is a three day weekend away or a longer sojourn.
Que Dua Ben Tre Culinary Eco-Village
You can opt to have a ride on a motorbike for an adrenaline rush, if you are one of those seekers who love thrill. The 85 kilometer of the way from Hue to Danang via Highway 1A brings some phenomenal vistas. Some of the best places to rent motorbikes are:
It is 2 hours to 2.5 hours of a journey on a traffic basis. This drive is great as it allows you to take photos of the peaceful Vietnamese countryside and lush Mekong Delta for your Instagram.
Prefer a more relaxed trip? Buses are a Recreational Comfortable Road. Here are a couple of reputable bus companies;
These buses run several times a day and the journey will last about 2 hours with traffic. When you reach Ben Tre, local taxis or moto taxis can take you to the village in about 20 minutes.
Coconut Rice
Let the Que Dua Ben Tre culinary eco-village chill your taste buds down with the typical flavors of this reputation place at Ben Tre. A few of the ever-delicious dishes to anticipate, a bit of a hole and make a beeline for are:
Goby fish hotpot with giang leaves
And fear not summer goers, Que Dua Ben Tre culinary eco-village has everything to make sure your dining and fun-filled experience is lit in all senses of the word this summer! This Eco-Village does provide an all-inclusive activity itinerary:
There are many other things to be discovered at Que Dua Ben Tre Culinary Eco-Village. The eco-village is full of yummy tasty food, fun activities and pretty things to see.
Que Dua Ben Tre Culinary Eco-village by the beach References traditional Vietnamese structure The accommodations of the village function with traditional construction materials found on site, including bamboo, palm leaves and wood.
The complexity of the designs and the perfect blending of nature with structures often leave visitors in awe. This cocktail of aesthetic appeal is a photographer/social media poster’s dream.
To make the most of your visit to Que Dua Ben Tre Culinary Eco-Village, consider the following tips:
Planned and using these tips, you can go on a smooth ride to this culinary paradise.
Multiple shooting angles
The village of Que Dua Ben Tre culinary eco-village has achieved a great visitor review for its traditional culinary experience in combination with stunning nature backdrops.
DieMic praised the venue: “We were very impressed with this beautiful establishment. The service was excellent, and you can enjoy delicious food or refreshing drinks here." He appreciated the wide variety of vegetarian options, giving five stars for food, service, and atmosphere.
Michael Hamke described his visit as a unique experience: “The Elephant Ear Fish seems to be a classic here. This was our first time trying it, and after a bit of guidance on how to dismantle it, we thoroughly enjoyed it." He rated the service and atmosphere with five stars.
Gabriel Masid also had high praise: “I enjoyed the Elephant Ear Fish and fried banana flower. All the dishes were excellent, and dining amidst a beautiful forest is an experience you shouldn’t miss." He gave top marks for food, service, and atmosphere.
These reflections of Que Dua Ben Tre Culinary Eco-Village maintain its commitment to providing a genuine, unique culinary experience that you should visit once.
Que Dua Ben Tre Culinary Eco-Village is so much more than just a place to go for a bite; it’s an authentic taste of the traditional food and picturesque scenery that defines Ben Tre. So whether you choose to indulge in its mouth-watering coconut-based dishes, enjoy its sustainable design, or participate in nature-related activities this village has something for everyone.
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The Mekong River, the ‘Mother of Waters’, is the heart and soul of mainland South-East Asia. Millions of people depend on its waters. It’s a way of life, a home for the spirits, the defining element in the everlasting battle for survival, and the foundation and boundaries of cultures and kingdoms across eons. The river speaks of the past and the future, of the eternally recurring cycles of nature, of the people living upstream and downstream, of survival, beauty and danger.
Foreigners can’t appreciate the role of the river in the lives of those who live in the Mekong basin. It influences every aspect of their daily existence, shaping not only the land, but also the people themselves.
The Mekong Basin extends over 795,000km2. More than 70 million people, 55 million of which inhabit the watershed area lying within Laos, Thailand, Cambodia and Viet Nam, depend on the river and its tributaries for food, water and transport. At 4,350km, the Mekong is the longest river in Southeast Asia and the 12th longest in the world.
The river runs from its source deep in China’s Tsinghai Province through the eastern part of Tibet. From Yunnan province, it becomes the border between Myanmar and Laos, and between Laos and Thailand. From there it surges across Cambodia to Phnom Penh, where the Bassac River branches off. The two rivers continue to divide into nine outlets, the Cuu Long (Nine Dragons) of Vietnam’s Mekong Delta, and finally discharge into the East Sea. The river is navigable from the delta to Southern Laos, where massive waterfalls near the Cambodian border prevent boats from travelling further.
About nine-tenths of the people in the Lower Mekong Basin are engaged in agriculture, mostly rice production on a massive scale, for which irrigation from the Mekong River is essential. A substantial proportion is exported, thus providing the staple diet of a far greater number than just those living in the area.
The Mekong River is also very rich in fish, the single most important source of animal protein in the diet of people living in the Lower Mekong Basin.
What is included: Transfer, tour guide, hotel in Can Tho, lunch, entrance fee(s), boat trip in Cai Be
What is included: Transfer, tour guide, hotel breakfast, lunch, entrance fee(s), boat trip in Can Tho
| Hotels in Can Tho | ||
| Star | Hotel | Room Type |
| 3-Star hotel in Can Tho | Hau Giang Hotel | Superior |
| 4-Star hotel in Can Tho | Muong Thanh Hotel | Superior |
| 5-Star hotel in Can Tho | Victoria Hotel | Superior |
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