You are welcomed by a local guide. The journey begins with a gentle bike ride through quiet village roads, allowing you to slow down and fully experience the rural life by the river. Visiting local farmers' families, participating in activities such as planting corn, peanuts, cassava..., learning about organic farming practices and the role of agriculture in rural life. Enjoying cassava, sweet potatoes, peanuts, and hot tea - all grown by the family. Through everyday stories, you understand more about the close relationship between people and the land, how farmers make organic fertilizers from chili, ginger, garlic to protect crops and the environment.

Visit the last traditional folk artist's house in the village. You listen, touch, and try playing traditional musical instruments under the guidance of the artist. This is a close and authentic heritage sharing experience, not a staged performance. Continuing, you stop at the foot of a more than 200-year-old banyan tree, next to the Ngu Hanh temple and the community activity area along the river. The guide introduces the role of this space in the spiritual life, rituals, and collective memories of Cẩm Nam village.

Meeting local fishermen, learning about life connected to the river, and personally learning to weave fishing nets by hand. During the experience, you listen to real stories from the fishing village. Dream of a peaceful life, a season of stability - Losses after the storm, when boats and fishing gear are damaged - Persevering spirit, attached to the river through many generations

The journey continues with a bamboo basket boat ride steered by local fishermen, gliding gently through the peaceful coconut forest. The tour ends with a simple, home-cooked family meal prepared by the locals - humble, fresh, and full of sincerity