HuyEco - Coffee & Culture
HuyEco Coffee & Culture – Sustainable coffee, experiential learning, and local connections in Da Lat. From soil to cup, we grow with purpose.
HuyEco - Coffee & Culture
HuyEco Coffee & Culture – Sustainable coffee, experiential learning, and local connections in Da Lat. From soil to cup, we grow with purpose.
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If you’ve traveled through Vietnam, chances are you’ve tasted its famous coffee:
Cà phê sữa đá, coconut coffee, egg coffee, salted coffee — bold, sweet, creamy, unforgettable.
But beneath those flavors lies something deeper: the original taste of the bean itself.
And to find that, you need to go to the source.
Da Lat, nestled in the Central Highlands, is Vietnam’s most renowned coffee-growing region.
With its cool climate, rich volcanic soil, and long history of cultivation, Da Lat has quietly produced some of the country’s finest Arabica and Robusta beans — long before coffee became trendy.
In fact, sustainable farming practices once thrived here, passed down through generations.
Today, many farmers are returning to those roots — growing coffee without chemicals, focusing on quality, and caring for the land. But not all of them feel confident that this path will be understood or valued.
That’s why I opened HuyEco Coffee & Culture — a small café and exhibition space where the story of sustainable coffee can be shared directly with those who care.
A place to support local farmers, build trust, and help revive a way of growing that’s better for everyone.
A short documentary by my friend, capturing our journey in sustainable coffee farming and the story behind HuyEco.
In 2017, I left the University and stepped into the fields. I realized that academic knowledge alone couldn’t help farmers grow sustainably. So I became one — not to teach, but to learn.
I worked alongside farmers. I listened to their challenges. I saw how chemical farming affects the land, the people, and the future. And I asked: how can we do better?
That question led to our first organic coffee farm. And later, to a small café and exhibition space in Da Lat — a place where we could share what we’ve learned, and what we’re still learning.
At our café, you’ll find more than coffee. You’ll find:
We also offer two guided experiences:
🕐 Tour times: 1:00 PM or 4:00 PM daily
👥 Max group: 10 people
🎙️ Guided in English by the farmer himself
Guests participating in a hands-on coffee roasting session at HuyEco — exploring how flavor transforms from farm to cup
📅 Booking required at least 1 day in advance
👥 Max group: 10 people
🚐 Transportation included
🎙️ Guided in English by the farmer himself
A personal walkthrough of the unique ecosystem behind our sustainable coffee farm — where biodiversity supports flavor, resilience, and long-term health
We believe coffee should be clean — for the land, for the farmers, and for you.
That means no herbicides, no shortcuts, and no flavor manipulation.
It means harvesting only ripe cherries, drying them carefully, and letting the natural taste speak for itself.
It also means building trust — between grower and drinker, between rural and urban, between Vietnam and the world.
If you’d like to taste what sustainable coffee really means, we invite you to visit our café in Da Lat.
Sit down. Ask questions. Roast your own beans.
And if you’d like to take some home, we offer:
📍 HuyEco Coffee & Culture
Alley 29, 3/4 Street, Ward 3, Da Lat, Vietnam (link Google Map)
🕒 Open daily: 8:00 AM – 6:00 PM
🚐 Parking available for 16-seat vehicles (please contact in advance)
💳 Payment: cash, local bank transfer, PayPal, Wise
🌐 Tour info: huyeco.vn/coffee-tour
We don’t claim to have all the answers.
But through years of farming, learning, and listening, we’ve built a space that reflects what we believe coffee can be — clean, honest, and connected to the land.
With our experience and journey, HuyEco hopes to revive and share that space with you.
Not just as a visitor, but as someone who cares about where things come from — and where they’re going.
A full view of HuyEco Café in Da Lat — where coffee, nature, and quiet learning come together.
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