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Tra Que village opens vegetable fair

  Tra Que village opens vegetable fair
 
 The Tra Que Village in the tourism hub of Hoi An has opened a vegetable fair in order to attract more visitors to the suburban area.
 
The village already offers tours where visitors learn how to farm in the traditional manner
Tra Que Village, a few kilometres from Hoi An ancient town, is home to 200 families farming vegetables. An 18ha farm grows different kinds of herbs which are used for local specialities at restaurants and resorts in Hoi An.
The village already offers tours where visitors learn how to farm in the traditional manner. 

 
Source: VNS

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