At 7:00 AM, we pick up our guest from their hotel in Da Lat and set off on a scenic drive to HuyEco’s sustainable Arabica coffee farm, located 20 km from the city center. As the mist lifts over the rolling hills, anticipation builds for a morning of discovery.
A surprising discovery—Arabica coffee cherries are naturally sweet! Watch as our guest experiences the fresh, juicy taste of coffee straight from the farm at HuyEco.
Upon arrival at 8:00 AM, the journey into sustainable coffee farming begins. Guests learn about:
✔ Seedling cultivation – How Arabica coffee trees are nurtured from seed to sapling.
✔ Organic vs. chemical farming – The differences in soil health, biodiversity, and coffee quality.
✔ Coffee varieties – Understanding the unique characteristics of Arabica strains grown at HuyEco.
✔ Harvesting ripe cherries – Why picking only fully ripened coffee cherries is crucial for quality.
✔ Processing methods – A deep dive into Natural, Honey, and Washed techniques used in sustainable coffee production.
Step into the heart of HuyEco’s organic Arabica coffee farm—where sustainability, biodiversity, and rich coffee culture come together in a breathtaking landscape.
After exploring coffee cultivation, we head to a local Oolong tea factory, where guests discover:
✔ Tea farming & processing – From planting to drying, how Oolong tea is crafted.
✔ The history of tea in Vietnam – How traditional methods have evolved over time.
✔ Tea tasting experience – Savoring the delicate flavors of different Oolong tea varieties.
Returning to HuyEco Coffee in Da Lat, guests experience:
✔ The art of coffee roasting – Witnessing how heat transforms green beans into aromatic perfection.
✔ Brewing techniques – Exploring different methods to understand how the same coffee can taste different depending on preparation.
✔ Flavor discovery – Tasting specialty coffee to appreciate its complexity and terroir.
By 12:00 PM, guests leave with a newfound appreciation for sustainable coffee and tea, carrying memories of an immersive farm-to-cup experience.
📍 Book your half-day tour now and uncover the secrets behind Vietnam’s finest Arabica coffee and Oolong tea!
HuyEco is more than a sustainable coffee farm—it is a hub for education and hands-on experience. All partner farms are direct suppliers, ensuring high-quality organic coffee production.
This tour is led by a seasoned expert with over 8 years of experience in sustainable coffee farming and 4 years of formal education in agronomy. With profound knowledge of tea cultivation, agriculture, and Vietnamese culture, every journey is a deep dive into the connection between land, plants, and people.
These articles provide in-depth insights into sustainable coffee farming and tourism at HuyEco:
HuyEco Tour – A Sustainable Coffee Experience in Da Lat, Vietnam
Discover the farm-to-cup journey at HuyEco, where guests explore sustainable coffee farming, harvesting, processing, roasting, and brewing.
Arabica Coffee Farming: From Nursery Bed to Sustainable Cultivation
Learn how Arabica coffee is nurtured from seedling to mature plants, using organic techniques that enhance sustainability.
Growing Sustainability – How Small Farmers Are Shaping Vietnam’s Coffee Future
Explore the challenges and solutions that small-scale farmers face in transitioning to sustainable coffee production.
Sustainable Coffee & Farmers – Insights from HuyEco
A deep dive into ethical coffee farming, soil health, and biodiversity practices that define HuyEco’s approach.
From Vietnam to Laos: Exploring Coffee Farming, Economy, and Sustainability
A comparative study of coffee farming in Vietnam and Laos, highlighting economic and environmental sustainability.
Green Coffee Tourism and Sustainable Landscapes
An academic study on how community-based coffee tourism contributes to sustainability and local economies.
Sustainability in the Coffee Sector: A Literature Review
An in-depth analysis of how coffee farmers promote sustainability learning throughout the supply chain.
Coffee Development Report 2020: The Value of Coffee
A flagship report exploring sustainability, inclusiveness, and resilience in the global coffee industry.
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