easy
2–3 hours
Casual walking ability required, no strenuous activity involved.
Discover the centuries-old craft of soy sauce making in Ban Yen Nhan village, where tradition lives on in every bottle. Experience authentic Vietnamese flavor and culture firsthand.
All Ages | 5 hours
Experience the rich tradition of soy sauce making in Ban Yen Nhan village, where generations have perfected this essential Vietnamese flavor. Discover the unique process behind crafting high-quality soy sauce that enhances countless dishes, and learn how this beloved condiment has spread from local kitchens to supermarkets worldwide.
Private Tour € 495 Additional guest € 210
24 hours
Soy sauce plays an important role in Vietnamese cuisine and it is a must-have flavor for many Vietnamese dishes. And when it comes to this, probably nowhere else in Vietnam can soya sauce be generated with such high quality and rich flavor as in Ban Yen Nhan village, Hung Yen province. The tradition has been passed down from generation to generation and still continues to thrive these days. From Ban village, soy sauce makes way to all families throughout Vietnam and it’s not hard to find it in a supermarket in any other country where there are the Vietnamese.
Sample freshly made soy sauce and regional dishes for an authentic taste experience.
Walking through the village is informal, so ensure your footwear is suitable for exploring uneven surfaces.
Participate respectfully and listen to stories shared by artisans to support cultural preservation.
Capture the process and scenery while respecting locals’ privacy and traditions.
Ban Yen Nhan’s soy sauce tradition dates back over 200 years, reflecting centuries of regional culinary culture.
The community maintains eco-friendly practices, recycling waste and preserving local natural resources.
Ideal for wandering through village streets and touring production sites.
Capture the colorful scenes and process moments.
Protect yourself from sun while outdoors.
spring;summer specific
Stay hydrated during your walk through the village.