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.
If you’re visiting Da Lat between November and January, you’re arriving at the perfect time.
This is the coffee harvest season — and at HuyEco, we offer a unique half-day tour designed for travelers who want to understand the full story behind sustainable coffee and local livelihoods.
This is not a sightseeing tour.
It’s a deep dive into how coffee is grown, harvested, processed, and roasted — and how it connects to the land, the people, and the culture of Da Lat.
🌿 This is how we harvest coffee — 100% ripe cherries, grown with biodiversity and local wisdom.
🌐 Booking: https://huyeco.vn/en/page/eco-coffee-tour.html
Booking now: https://forms.gle/f8KQMjWrCibm5LFC8
We’ll pick you up from your hotel at 7:00 AM.
Solo travelers ride with us by motorbike. Groups of 2–6 guests travel by car, and larger groups by van.
If you’d like to enjoy a morning coffee with a view, you’re welcome to visit our café and coffee exhibition before 7:00 AM.
We serve hand-brewed coffee using Japanese techniques — a peaceful way to start the day.
Our first stop is a Robusta farm, located 20 km from Da Lat at 1,000 meters elevation — ideal for Robusta cultivation.
Here, you’ll learn about our forest-garden approach:
We’ll explain why 99% of neighboring farms don’t follow this path — and why we believe sustainable farming is the future.
Next, we visit a traditional silk weaving workshop — a second livelihood for many coffee farmers.
Our guide, a local expert with 8+ years of experience, will walk you through the entire process:
From silkworm care to handwoven fabric.
It’s a beautiful example of how agriculture and culture intertwine.
We then head to our Arabica farm, 15 km from the city.
After a short walk, you’ll arrive at the harvest site — where you can pick ripe Arabica cherries directly from the tree (November–December).
This farm is run in partnership with ethnic minority farmers.
We use organic fertilizers, avoid chemical herbicides, and focus on soil regeneration and forest protection.
You’ll learn why we insist on 100% ripe cherry picking — and why most farms don’t, due to cost and time constraints.
Back at HuyEco Café, you’ll participate in the post-harvest process:
This is where the journey comes full circle — from soil to cup.
We created this tour for travelers who want more than a photo.
We want you to understand the choices behind each cup of coffee — and the impact those choices have on farmers, forests, and future generations.
We are locals.
We know the land, the culture, and the people.
And we’re happy to customize your experience if you’d like to explore other local activities.
📍 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
1. From Forest to Cup: A Farmer’s Vision for Sustainable Coffee and Local Travel in Da Lat
A personal story about why we work with smallholder farmers and how local travel supports sustainability.
2. Why Clean Coffee Is Never Cheap — And Why It Matters
An honest explanation of the real cost behind ethical coffee and why it’s worth it.
3. Japanese Hand-Brew Coffee Experience at HuyEco Café
Discover our morning ritual: slow-brewed coffee with a view, using Japanese techniques.
4. Book a Sustainable Coffee Farm Tour in Da Lat
Join our guided tour to explore chemical-free farms and meet the farmers behind your cup.
5. Shop Arabica & Robusta Coffee from Smallholder Farmers
Order our freshly roasted coffee directly from the farms you’ve visited.
1. Vietnam Tourism – Coffee Culture in Da Lat
Official guide to Da Lat’s coffee heritage and local café scene.
2. Fairtrade International – What Is Sustainable Coffee?
Learn how fair trade supports farmers and protects the environment.
3. Rainforest Alliance – Sustainable Agriculture & Coffee
Explore global standards for eco-friendly coffee farming.
4. TripAdvisor – Top Coffee Tours in Vietnam
Browse traveler reviews and find the best coffee experiences across Vietnam.
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