Market tours · VIETNAM
Good farmers market tours in Vietnam fill up weeks ahead and the great ones go first. Below: the 5 to book early, what each includes and how they differ.
Review of Rose Kitchen Hanoi cooking class, with market visit, Vietnamese recipes, hotel pickup, CSR projects, pricing, and practical tips.
“Fun, learning, meaningful and giving all at the same time. Clear snd highly skilled instructor. Would 100% do again”
Review of Hoi An’s market, basket boat, fishing, and cooking class, with practical tips on food, value, timing, guides, and what to expect.
“This is a must do. Fabulous cooking class paired with a Coconut Boat ride. Cooking class was extremely well run. Quick trip to the market, enjoyable boat ride. Wasn’t on my to do list but was pleasantly surprised. Cooking was such fun. Great group of people and easy to follow instructions. Fabulous tasty food. What a highlight”
Review of Hoi An’s market, basket boat, crab fishing, and cooking tour, with practical advice on food, timing, price, pickup, and value.
“It was extremely well organized and very thoughtful. The fact it is done by the owner makes it that much more impactful and fun. I learned quite a bit.”
Explore Hoi An’s local market, nipa forest, basket boats, fishing, and a hands-on Vietnamese cooking class for $29.
“We had a great time! We chose the afternoon tour and so glad we did. The food was filling! The basket boats are so fun - expect to pay a little tip for the spinning of boat or fishing. They even do karaoke!! Don’t expect to learn much about the coconut trees…”
Explore Hoi An’s market, Tra Que farms, basket boats, and a hands-on Vietnamese cooking class for $29 per person.
“Had the best time today! Went to the market first and bought a few items for our cooking class. Then we went on the basket boats. It’s soooo busy but great fun! The cooking class was fantastic and you definitely won’t leave hungry! A great day! And thanks to our guide Hai!”
Pick a canal, a covered hall, a souk or a stove.
