Vietnam Tea Tour 2026 — June 20– 27

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Dates

June 20–27, 2026

Group Size

Only 10 seats available 

Starting From

$2,000 (USD)

Discount

$500 Early Bird Discount

Regions

Hanoi • Thái Nguyên • Hà Giang

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Early Birds Will Get:

$500 Discount
A FREE 1-day trip to Hạ Long Bay.
One of the 7 Wonders of the world

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What Makes This Tour Extraordinary?

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Curated Tea Regions

An 8-day route across Hanoi, Thái Nguyên & Hà Giang designed with our farmer partners for maximum learning and access.

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Hands-On, Experience

Lotus scenting, make-your-own green tea, harvesting, and guided tastings—learn by doing alongside artisans.

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Authentic Connections

Small-group conversations in farm kitchens and village homes with hosts who know and trust us.

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Diverse, Restful Moments

Private lake time, cultural herbal baths, meditation, and scenic walks.

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Small Group, Seamless Logistics

Max 10 guests, private transport, vetted stays, and U.S.-hosted support—from deposit to departure.

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Day by Day Plan

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Day 1

Meet & Greet and Welcome Drinks

  • Meet in Hanoi
  • Hotel check-in
  • Welcome dinner at 5 PM

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Day 2

Authentic Lotus Flower Workshop

  • Travel to Đầm Sen (Lotus Pond) in Hanoi
  • Participate in the Lotus Workshop

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Day 3

Make Your Own Green Tea Experience

  • Depart for Thái Nguyên
  • Green tea-making session with Thùy Khanh and family

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Day 4

Private Cruise: Nui CocLake

  • Private boat tour on Núi Cốc Lake
  • Free time in the evening

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Day 5

Ha Giang Mountains Health Experience

  • Depart for Hà Giang Mountains
  • Check-in at Karma House
  • Local/traditional dinner
  • Meditation session & cultural herbal baths

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Day 6

Ha Giang Mountains Nature Experience

  • Tour of Hà Giang Mountains
  • Visit ancient tea trees
  • Lunch at Karma House
  • Afternoon bamboo forest exploration
  • Dinner at local Zhao (Dao) house

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Day 7

Private Cruise: Nui CocLake

  • Scenic walk to a wheat terrace
  • Lunch
  • Travel from Hà Giang to Hanoi
  • Explore Hanoi’s Old Quarter
  • Visit Hanoi teashops

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Day 8

Ha Long Bay

For Early Birds Only

  • VIP bus ride to Ha Long Bay
  • Rest stop & pearl museum visit
  • Private boat cruise on emerald seas
  • Explore caves & hidden lagoons
  • Onboard lunch (veg & non-veg)
  • Return to Hanoi by evening

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Day 9

Farewell

  • Optional tea house visits/sightseeing
  • Check-out by noon
  • Arrange transportation to airport
  • Farewell

Tour Details

What's Included?

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Private tea tasting, expert guide, exclusive tea selections, food pairings, behind-the-scenes insights, cultural stories, and a take-home gift.
  • Authentic Connections: 8 days (20 June - 27 June 2026)
  • Group Size: Limited to 10 participants to ensure personalized experiences
  • Inclusions: Meals, accommodations, local transportation, workshops
  • Pricing: Starting at 2000USD depending on the selected package
  • Deposit: 500USD (Non-Refundable)
  • Accommodation: Rooms are shared by two people. If you prefer a separate room, please inform us in advance, as additional fees may apply.
  • Workshops & Tastings: Industry's Top Tea Master's led workshops and tea tastings.
What’s Not Included
  • International flights
  • Visa & travel insurance
  • Personal purchases & optional activities
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Chè hạt sen long nhãn — Lotus-seed & longan sweet soup

What it is: Light syrup with tender lotus seeds; longans are sometimes stuffed with a lotus seed.

Culture: A Hanoi summertime favorite during lotus season. Lotus symbolizes purity; this dessert is considered mát (cooling) and is often served to honor guests—sometimes with lotus-scented tea (trà sen).

Mâm cơm đãi khách — Shared guest/family feast

What it is (typical spread): Fried shrimp, gà luộc (poached chicken), broccoli, bright salad, a rich stew (e.g., bò kho), and a light soup.

Culture: Meals are communal: many dishes in the middle, rice to each person. Harmony of colors, and “warming–cooling” balance is central to everyday Vietnamese cooking.

Bếp củi nấu nước sả & rang lạc — Wood-fire cooking

What it is: A big pot with lemongrass (for a refreshing drink/broth) and a pan of peanuts roasting over a wood fire.

Culture: The bếp lửa (hearth) is nostalgic and communal. Wood-fire cooking is common for large gatherings in the countryside and adds gentle smokiness you can’t get on a stove.

Xào thịt & canh măng — Stir-fried pork and bamboo-shoot stew

What it is: Pork stir-fried in a wok; nearby a cast-iron pot stews meat with bamboo shoots.

Culture: Home cooking is fast, seasonal, and resourceful—quick wok dishes alongside long-simmered pots. Cast-iron/claypots are prized for steady heat and deep flavor.

Bữa cơm sum họp / tiệc gia đình — Celebratory family meal

What it is: A long table of shared dishes; everyone raises glasses.

Culture: Hosts mời (invite) others to eat/drink; elders are served first; conversation matters as much as the food. Meals like this mark welcomes, reunions, and milestones.

Meet Your Hosts

Tea J Tea founders Thuy & John and your guides for the week. Our long-standing relationships across Vietnam’s tea regions open doors to small farms, heritage techniques, and slow, respectful travel.

What Guests Say

It was a full day, but it wasn’t… ‘oh my gosh.’ It wasn’t too tiring. It was well-paced.

That’s what the trip is about—it’s not meant to stress you out.

I don’t think I ran into a single rude person… everybody was really nice.

We never get back because everyone you run into says, ‘Come in for tea.

They did a really good job of teaching… we learned a lot that day.

You get to see the whole process—from start to finish.

One of the most beautiful islands… everything about it was nice.

It was Heaven… the place was beyond anything.

Breakfasts were on point—I really like the hotel.

You made it very clear the whole time, so we didn’t miss out on anything.

FAQ

Place a $500 refundable deposit to secure your spot.

1st day of the tea tour.

Yes—ask about room share or single supplement.

Light walking; optional longer hikes.

We’ll accommodate most with advance notice.

Customers can book a Calendly session to speak with us.

No refund of the reservation fee.

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Only 10 seats. Secure yours with a $500 deposit. We’ll follow up with next steps and a detailed pre-departure guide.

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