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💬Vietman📍Hoi AnOleh Siri Kanya•8 Agu 2026

Budget for Traditional Cooking Lessons in Hoi An: What Experiences Are Included?

I’m planning to join a traditional cooking lesson in Hoi An and would love to know more about the estimated budget. I found that many cooking classes in Hoi An include a visit to Tra Que Herb Village, basket boat rides, and learning how to cook local dishes like rice pancakes (Banh Xeo) and fresh spring rolls. For those who have joined a cooking class in Hoi An, how much did you spend, and what experiences were included in the package? Did it include transportation, market visits, ingredients, meals, or a farm tour? I’d appreciate any recommendations or tips from travelers who have tried it before. Thanks!

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Firman MaulanaLV 4✓
8 Agu 2026
I joined a cooking class in Hoi An last year, and the price was around $25–$35 per person. It included a market visit, Tra Que Herb Village tour, basket boat experience, ingredients, and a full meal after cooking. It was a great way to learn about local culture.
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Siri KanyaLV 5✓8 Agu 2026

@firman_330 That sounds like a great experience! I didn’t know the package could include so many activities. Thanks for sharing the budget information, it really helps me plan my trip.

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Tengku Sintya AliyaLV 5✓
8 Agu 2026
My advice is to check if transportation is included because some classes are cheaper but require you to arrange your own way to the village. The cooking session itself was fun, especially learning how to make Banh Xeo and fresh spring rolls.
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Siri KanyaLV 5✓8 Agu 2026

@tengkusintya Good tip! I will definitely check the transportation details before booking. Learning local dishes sounds like the most interesting part of the experience.

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Diis Marie TremblayLV 5✓
8 Agu 2026
I recommend choosing a smaller group cooking class. The instructor usually has more time to explain the ingredients and cooking techniques. It feels more personal and you can interact more with local people.
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Siri KanyaLV 5✓8 Agu 2026

@diis_marietremblay Thank you for the recommendation! A smaller group sounds better because I want to enjoy the culture and understand the story behind the food, not just cook.

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