The festival is held on the seventh day of the Lunar New Year to pray for peace and good harvests.

In addition to traditional ceremonies such as parades, offering to the goddesses, lion and dragon dance, many competitions relating to agricultural production were held. International tourists were excited to try working as farmers. They learned to hoe soil, grow vegetables, and cook dishes made from Tra Que vegetables.

A foreign tourist practices tilling the soil at the festival in Tra Que. (Photo: Quang Nam Newspaper)

Michel, a tourist from France, said that he and his family booked a tour to visit Tra Que. The opportunity to attend the festival and learn to do farming with the locals left an exciting impression on them. "It was beyond our expectation," he said to Quang Nam Newspaper.

Tourists practice growing mustard greens with Tra Que villagers. (Photo: hoianrt.vn)

In early January 2024, Cam Chau commune also organized an agricultural festival. Though it was held in unfavorable weather, international tourists were eager to join the locals to scoop water with shoulder buckets, plow with buffalo, and grow rice.

In 2022, the Tra Que vegetable growing profession was recognized by the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism as a National Intangible Cultural Heritage.

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