Bamboo bushes and beach

Tourists visit Triem Tay Community Cultural Village. Photo: My Linh

He also explained: Bamboo bushes, meaning including all the trees and familiar landscapes in the corner of your garden!

Bamboo ecosystem

Creating tourism from the story of a bamboo bush in the corner of the garden - an idea that just hearing it evokes so much poetry.

The story of Triem Tay Community Tourism Village (Dien Phuong, Dien Ban) began like that.

The beauty of the peaceful Triem Tay village with its green bamboo hedges and charming river ecosystem has captivated the Vietnamese son Bui Kien Quoc. The long time he spent living and working in France was enough for this architect to know how precious nature is.

And over the past 15 years, TriemTay Garden has been persistent with the idea of “bamboo ecosystem”. Despite the difficulties of natural disasters, epidemics, especially storms and floods due to the nature and geographical location of the riverside land being eroded, TriemTay Garden has suffered a lot of damage.

At the local level, we initiated and formed the Triem Tay Community Village project - starting from the center of his TriemTay Garden Tourist Area. The curiosity and interest of tourists in the village covered with green bamboo shade spread day by day.

People get acquainted with service activities and exploit the rustic values from the corners of their home gardens.

Coming here, visitors can feel the rustling of branches and leaves, breathe in the strong scent of soil, water and flowers. They will also suddenly encounter the leaves, flowers, fruits, birdsong and butterflies associated with their childhood but gradually disappearing on the roads.

Cultural sediments in coastal soils

The story of the bamboo bush, the simple garden corner has a miraculous spreading power. Dien Ban continues to form the Cam Phu community tourism village (Dien Phong, Dien Ban) in harmony with the countryside flow from Triem Tay.

Dien Ban's rural tourism resources are still very rich. Photo: My Linh

Coming to these places, tourists should not expect a professional model or overly specialized management and guidance.
Join in the simple voices and laughter of farmers and enjoy rustic dishes from homegrown vegetables and fruits.

Or more subtly, listen to the story of the land, of the people of Go Noi, to love and cherish more each grain of rice and potato, each peaceful and quiet moment that exists.

About 5 years ago, the sunflower field at Ben Duong alluvial land on Go Noi land excited the footsteps of many tourists.

Seeing with their own eyes the immense blue sea, digging their hands and feet into the warm soil, many people, including those living on this land, can truly feel the beauty of their homeland.

The beaches along the Thu Bon River have existed for hundreds of years in history. Dozens of generations of farmers from Dien Ban, Quang Nam have cultivated and settled on this land. Customs, traditions, festivals… are layers of sediment deposited deep in each grain of soil.

The historical and cultural flow of the mother river Thu Bon, Go Noi alluvium, along the Vinh Dien canal, or the wistful following of each eroded and alluvial bend of the Co Co river... are the resources that Dien Ban tourism has.

Many children have returned to their hometowns to do tourism. The Au Lac tourist area is telling the story of the wood, or the Cho Cui river wharf with the fireworks of Le Duc Ha Terracotta, Phuoc Kieu gongs, enjoying the rich flavor of Phu Chiem noodles, Cau Mong grilled veal...

Epilogue

Rich resources, warm people… but for many years, Dien Ban tourism has remained a low note in the bustling tourist area of Da Nang - Hoi An - My Son.

Tourism on agricultural land and rural areas still has no clear path. Many projects have to stop. Community tourism villages are half-closing their doors…

Bamboo bushes, garden corners, countryside…still waiting!

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