07/09/2026
9 Của Noodle Workshop - one of the stops on our tour.
After working in tourism for a while, I’ve realized something: more and more people don’t travel just to see beautiful places or take photos. They want to actually experience the place - not only see what it looks like, but understand how people live, what they do, and what happens behind the scenes.
Here in the Mekong Delta, that’s also what we try to look for when creating our tours.
9 Của Noodle Workshop:
For more than 40 years, one family has continued making rice noodles by hand. From rice grains, through each step of the process, until they become the familiar noodles we know.
There may not be many places like this left. Machines can make things faster, in larger quantities, and more conveniently.
But when you see the process with your own eyes, try making it yourself, and talk to the people who have been doing this for years, you realize that you’re not simply visiting a noodle workshop.
You’re stepping into a very small part of everyday life in the Mekong Delta.
And that’s how I want people to experience the Mekong - not just come, look around, and leave, but actually live a little piece of it.
- Homey
A local agency, tirelessly making a living through tourism in the Mekong Delta. 🤔❤️

