Feel like a local and explore Thuy Bieu village’s top highlights, its revered centuries-old architecture, and hidden spots on a 5-hour guided bike tour. Start your adventure with a 40-minute dragon boat ride as you make your way upstream along the Huong River, admiring local homesteads dotted along the riverbanks. Next, hop on your bike and cycle through shady pomelo gardens, meandering your way by ancient garden houses. Stop to learn about local crafts, such as incense- and pomelo skin jam-making, silk painting, and enjoy your very own homemade jam. Visit many famous sights like the Luong Quan Temple, the annual gathering place of worship for locals during the Tet holidays, and discover architectural marvels that aren't on the front pages of tourist magazines. Finish your visit with a fresh and flavorful local lunch, followed by a relaxing herbal foot bath to soothe your feet.

08h30: Departure at Hue city center by boat. Coming to Thuy Bieu Village, you cycle under the shade of the pomelo trees. Visit the communal house of Luong Quan village. The place to worship the village god and the place where villagers gather every year on holidays. In Thuy Bieu, tourists visit ancient garden houses bearing the characteristics of Hue and garden houses with hundreds of years old age, typical for the architectural style of the ancient capital. Continue to join in daily life with the profession of making incense, painting in the countryside, etc., which are additional jobs from the field work. 11h00: Enjoy a local lunch in the garden house: Green salad, fried spring rolls, mixed figs… The dishes are made from clean local ingredients by skillful hands of Hue women. You take part in learning how to make stick tea jams and herbal foot baths. You'll be able to enjoy the work you've made yourself and receive a small packet of jam as a gift to take home. 12h00: Return to Toa Kham Prier by boat. End tour.