Come and smell the aroma of Tra Que vegetables.

Tourists pose for photos with local guides at Tra Que vegetable garden. Photo: CAM PHO.

Tra Que vegetable village sits entirely on an island, with half of it bordered by the winding Co Co River and the other half by rice paddies and irrigation canals. Rarely can you find a place where, within such a small space, local people have created a renowned vegetable crop and a professional tourism community that attracts international visitors.

A panoramic view of Tra Que vegetable village, looking towards Hai Ba Trung street. Photo: CAM PHO.

Tra Que vegetable village is over 300 years old and is closely associated with the formation and development of the ancient town of Hoi An. Since being designated a tourist attraction, Tra Que has become a favorite destination for international visitors, especially European tourists.

European tourists buy tickets to visit Tra Que vegetable village. Photo: CAM PHO.

According to the Department of Culture, Sports and Tourism, Tra Que is awaiting the moment of honor with the "Best Tourist Village in the World" award recognized by the World Tourism Organization. This title will contribute to attracting more tourists and spreading the aroma of Tra Que vegetables further into the world.

Vegetable farmers in Tra Que always have a stable income from their small plots of land. Photo: CAM PHO.

Tourists enjoy the aroma of Tra Que vegetables. Photo: CAM PHO.

A corner of the Tra Que vegetable garden. Photo: CAM PHO.

Tra Que currently has more than 40 different types of vegetables, which are mainly sold to hotels and restaurants serving tourists - Photo: CAM PHO.

Every year, Hoi An City organizes a welcoming ceremony for the first visitors of the year to enhance the attractiveness of Tra Que vegetable village as a tourist destination. Photo: CAM PHO.

Tra Que has become the best tourist village in the world. Photo: CAM PHO

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