Hoi An: Countryside Biking- Cooking Class in Tra Que Village

Hoi An’s scenic countryside offers a unique cultural experience for travelers. The Countryside Biking and Cooking Class in Tra Que Village combines adventure and culinary exploration. Guests will cycle through lush landscapes, visit a local market, and learn to prepare traditional Vietnamese dishes under the guidance of a skilled chef. This immersive activity promises an unforgettable day, providing insights into the region’s vibrant traditions. What awaits those who embark on this journey might just surprise you.

Key Points

• A 5-hour activity in Hoi An offering a countryside biking and cooking class experience, priced at £34.24 per person.
• Includes hotel pickup/drop-off, farming activities, traditional massage, and guidance from an English-speaking local chef.
• Participants prepare classic Vietnamese dishes like spring rolls, banh xeo, and fish in clay pot during the hands-on cooking class.
• Customizable menu options to accommodate dietary preferences such as vegan, vegetarian, and gluten-free.
• Flexible communication via WhatsApp and private group options available for customized experiences.

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Overview and Pricing

The activity "Hoi An: Countryside Biking– Cooking Class in Tra Que Village" is priced from £34.24 per person and lasts for 5 hours.

The Hoi An: Countryside Biking- Cooking Class in Tra Que Village activity is priced from £34.24 per person and lasts for 5 hours.

Travelers can cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund. The experience allows visitors to reserve their spot without payment, paying later.

The activity includes pickup and drop-off from the hotel, an English-speaking guide/local chef, farming experiences, a traditional food massage, a bottle of mineral water, and a meal.

However, it’s not suitable for those with mobility impairments, wheelchair users, or individuals over 95 years old.

Itinerary and Activities

After pickup from the hotel in Hoi An’s old town center, the experience takes participants to visit the local market to gather ingredients for the cooking class. Here, they’ll learn bargaining tips from the local vendors.

Next, they’ll experience farming activities like hoeing, collecting seaweed, transplanting, and watering. Following this, they’ll enjoy a relaxing foot massage using traditional medicinal herbs.

Finally, the hands-on cooking class with a local chef teaches participants how to prepare classic Vietnamese dishes like fresh spring rolls, Banh Xeo, banana flower salad, and fish in a clay pot.

Cooking Class Experience

During the hands-on cooking class, participants prepare and cook traditional Vietnamese dishes under the guidance of a local chef.

They’ll learn to make fresh spring rolls, banh xeo (rice pancakes), banana flower salad, and fish in clay pot. The menu can be customized to accommodate dietary preferences, including vegan, vegetarian, and gluten-free options.

Participants enjoy the delicious meal they’ve prepared during the class.

Throughout the experience, the local chef provides tips and insights into authentic Vietnamese cuisine, ensuring a truly immersive culinary adventure.

Inclusions

The activity includes pickup and drop-off from the hotel by bike, an English-speaking guide or local chef, a farming experience, a traditional food massage, a bottle of mineral water, and either lunch or dinner.

| Includes | Excludes |

|———-|———-|

| Pickup and drop-off | Extra drinks |

| English-speaking guide/chef | Personal expenses |

| Farming experience | Not suitable for:
– People with mobility impairments
– Wheelchair users
– Individuals over 95 years |

However, the tour does not include additional drinks or personal expenses. Plus, it is not suitable for those with mobility impairments, wheelchair users, or individuals over 95 years of age.

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Exclusions

The activity doesn’t include extra drinks or personal expenses. Participants will need to pay for any additional beverages beyond the bottle of mineral water provided.

Other personal expenses, such as souvenirs or tips, are also not covered. It’s important to note that the tour isn’t suitable for people with mobility impairments or wheelchair users.

Plus, bringing large bags or luggage, as well as alcohol and drugs, isn’t allowed. Participants should come prepared with comfortable shoes and clothing for the activities.

Who Is This Tour Not Suitable For?

According to the information provided, this biking and cooking class tour in Hoi An isn’t suitable for certain individuals.

The tour isn’t recommended for people with mobility impairments or wheelchair users. Plus, the tour isn’t suitable for individuals over 95 years of age.

This is likely due to the active nature of the tour, which involves biking, farming activities, and a hands-on cooking class. Participants should be prepared to engage in physical tasks and navigate the countryside terrain.

The tour organizers have specified these limitations to ensure the safety and comfort of all participants.

What to Bring and Not Allowed

Participants should bring comfortable shoes and clothes for this biking and cooking class tour in Hoi An.

Comfortable shoes and clothes are a must for this biking and cooking class tour in Hoi An.

Large bags and luggage aren’t allowed, as the tour involves biking and hands-on farming activities. Participants should also refrain from bringing alcohol and drugs, as the focus is on the cultural experience.

The tour operator provides a bottle of mineral water during the tour. Guests are encouraged to bring their WhatsApp number for easy communication with the guide.

The tour isn’t suitable for individuals with mobility impairments or those in wheelchairs.

Communication and Group Options

Guests can easily communicate with the tour guide through WhatsApp, as the operator encourages providing a WhatsApp number for seamless coordination. This allows for quick updates, questions, and real-time assistance throughout the experience.

Plus, the tour offers:

• Private group options for customized experiences

• Flexibility to accommodate dietary preferences like vegan, vegetarian, and gluten-free

• English-speaking local guides to provide cultural insights and lead the activities

• Convenient hotel pickup and drop-off services for a seamless start and end to the day.

Since You Asked

Can I Bring My Own Cooking Utensils?

You’re typically not allowed to bring your own cooking utensils. The experience provides all necessary equipment and ingredients for the hands-on cooking class. It’s best to leave personal items at home and focus on the immersive culinary experience.

Is There an Option for a Longer Cooking Session?

Yes, the tour offers a longer cooking session option. Travelers can request an extended hands-on cooking class to spend more time preparing and learning traditional Vietnamese dishes with the local chef.

Can I Book a Private Tour for My Family?

Yes, the tour offers a private group option. You can book a private tour for your family to enjoy a more personalized cooking class experience in Tra Que Village.

Is There a Discount for Children or Seniors?

The tour provider doesn’t offer any discounts for children or seniors. However, they can customize the menu for dietary preferences and accommodate private group bookings upon request.

Can I Request a Specific Menu for the Cooking Class?

Yes, the menu can be customized to accommodate dietary preferences such as vegan, vegetarian, or gluten-free. Customers can request a specific menu when booking the cooking class.

Final Words

This unique Hoi An tour offers a chance to explore the countryside by bike, shop for fresh ingredients at a local market, and learn to cook traditional Vietnamese dishes under the guidance of a local chef. With hotel pickup and drop-off, a foot massage, and culture, it’s a well-rounded experience for those keen to discover the charms of Tra Que Village.

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