European tourists enjoy Thai dishes in Western Nghe An
(Baonghean.vn) - Many foreign tourists often choose destinations in the highland districts of Nghe An to experience. Because this place not only has a peaceful space, wild beauty, but also has many rustic but equally attractive dishes such as grilled mam fish, bamboo rice, sticky rice...
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The cajuput forest in the Eco-tourism Area in Tam Dinh Commune (Tuong Duong) is over 70 hectares wide, with tall cajuput trees tens of meters high. Every year, this forest welcomes hundreds of domestic and international tourists to visit and experience. This place has become an attractive destination on the road to explore tourism in Western Nghe An. Photo: Thanh Cuong's documents |
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In the first days of April, a group of nearly 70 tourists from France came to visit, experience and enjoy the rustic but equally attractive cuisine of the Thai people at the Sang Le Forest Ecotourism Area in Tam Dinh Commune (Tuong Duong). Photo: Dinh Tuan |
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Coming here, foreign tourists can enjoy many rustic dishes such as grilled mam fish, meatballs, chives leaf sauce... bearing the identity of the Thai ethnic group in Nghe An. Photo: Dinh Tuyen |
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Although they are only used to using knives and plates, these foreign guests are very skilled at using chopsticks to pick up food. The rustic dishes of the Thai people are very popular with the guests. Photo: Dinh Tuan |
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Jean Claude Le Conrnec, a tourist from France, shared, “These dishes look simple but are delicious. I love them!” Photo: Dinh Tuan |
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"This is my second time coming to Vietnam. The people here are friendly and hospitable, the scenery is beautiful and there is a lot of delicious food. This is the first time I have eaten these dishes but I find them very easy to eat," said Gregoire (left), a French tourist. Photo: Dinh Tuan |
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A tourist is taking the opportunity to capture images of the dishes he is enjoying for the first time. Photo: Dinh Tuan |
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In addition to enjoying the dishes, tourists can also experience many types of Thai ethnic musical instruments such as: panpipes, tung tinh, and bamboo dances... Coming to the Sang Le Forest Ecotourism Area, foreign tourists can immerse themselves in the natural scenery, have relaxing moments, have interesting experiences, and dispel fatigue after a long journey. Photo: Dinh Tuan |
