(TITC) – Mang Den, located in Quang Ngai province, is a land blessed with stunning natural landscapes and a cool, refreshing climate. In recent years, it has been steadily affirming its position as an attractive destination by combining tourism with agricultural production. This innovative direction not only brings economic benefits but also promotes a model of green, clean, and sustainable tourism.
A New Highlight in Tourism Development
Mang Den has gradually become known among both domestic and international travelers for its unique attractions and agricultural tourism models. Visitors are drawn to well-known farms such as Tomofarm Mang Den, Farmers Garden, King’s Garden, and Hung Ly Garden, which are helping to shape the region’s identity as a hub for agricultural experiences. To diversify its offerings and encourage longer stays, Mang Den has invested significantly in developing these agricultural tourism models. As a result, this type of tourism has become one of the region’s signature products.
The rising trend of experiential tourism – where travelers seek to immerse themselves in nature and participate directly in farming activities – has made Mang Den an ideal destination. Currently, the commune has more than 200 hectares of high-tech agricultural land, producing both high-quality crops and memorable experiences for visitors.
Immersive Experiences in High-Tech Agriculture
The Mang Den High-Tech Agricultural Zone is a particularly attractive stop for tourists. Here, visitors can breathe in the fresh mountain air, explore advanced farming methods, and enjoy hands-on experiences in the fields. Guests are invited to pick strawberries, cherry tomatoes, zucchini, kohlrabi, and carrots directly from the gardens – a unique opportunity to learn about the entire cycle of planting, cultivation, and harvesting.
All products grown in the area meet strict quality and safety standards, certified by VietGAP and GlobalGAP. A highlight of the zone is its modern greenhouses, where advanced closed-loop farming processes are applied. Inside these controlled environments, strawberries and vegetables are nurtured with precise adjustments to light, temperature, and humidity, ensuring premium quality. Touring the greenhouses allows visitors to witness the meticulousness and innovation behind high-tech agriculture.
A Day in the Life of a Farmer
Beyond harvesting, guests can try their hand at farming activities such as organic fertilization, soil preparation, and pruning. These experiences not only provide insight into the hard work of farmers but also foster a greater appreciation for the dedication required to produce clean, safe, and delicious food. Visitors can purchase freshly picked produce directly from the gardens – ideal as gifts or for enjoying at home. Each product embodies both quality and the care of the farmers who cultivate it.
A Scenic Setting for Relaxation and Photography
Mang Den’s agricultural landscapes are as beautiful as they are productive. From lush green vegetable fields to vibrant strawberry gardens and expansive orchards, the scenery creates a peaceful and picturesque backdrop for visitors. The area has become a favorite spot for photography enthusiasts, families, and young travelers seeking to capture the charm of the highlands.
Today, Mang Den attracts visitors not only with its famous pine forests, cool waterfalls, and tranquil atmosphere, but also with its flourishing agricultural tourism. Organic orange gardens, strawberry farms, and tomato greenhouses add new layers of appeal to this already enchanting destination. Together, they form a distinctive attraction that leaves every visitor with unforgettable memories.
Toward a Green and Sustainable Future
By integrating agriculture into tourism, Mang Den is shaping a model that benefits both the local economy and the environment. It provides farmers with new opportunities while offering travelers authentic, hands-on experiences. Most importantly, it contributes to building a type of tourism that is sustainable, educational, and deeply connected to the land.
For anyone seeking a refreshing journey into the heart of Vietnam’s highlands, Mang Den is more than a destination – it is an experience where nature, culture, and agriculture come together in harmony.
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