Về Trà Leng
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Highland Jade Cinnamon · 1,500m
Trà Leng
the land of
the great forest
— where cinnamon is fragrant, people are resilient, and mist covers ancient groves.
Coming to Trà Leng means discovering a land of ancient cinnamon trees at 1,500m altitude, where Ca Dong, Xơ Đăng, and Mơ Nông communities preserve their thousand-year-old culture.
1,500m
Cinnamon growing altitude
3
Indigenous ethnicities
98%
Ethnic population
200+
Cinnamon households
Key Specialty
Trà Leng Cinnamon —
fragrant bark of the great mountains
The Trà Leng cinnamon region sits at 1,500m altitude, recognized with a geographic indication since October 2011. The cinnamon here has the highest essential oil content in Vietnam, with a distinctive aroma unlike any other.
- •Geographic indication since Oct 2011
- •Highest essential oil content nationwide
- •Parents plant cinnamon as a "legacy" for their children
“My father planted cinnamon forests when I was born. Forty years later, when his hands had grown calloused, those trees still stood, still fragrant, still his love for the land.”
— A Ca Dong villager, Hamlet 2, Trà Leng
Read the full story →Living heritage of Ca Dong,
Xơ Đăng, Mơ Nông
Gong Music
A thousand-year musical heritage of Trà Leng's ethnic communities
Ca Dong Festival
The largest traditional festival of the Ca Dong people
Rice Wine & Cuisine
Highland flavors through indigenous food and drinks
Destinations
Set foot in
Trà Leng
A journey from Da Nang along Highway 14D, through winding mountain passes amid the Trường Sơn great forest.
4
Destinations
2-3
Days
~120km
From Da Nang
Trà Leng · 1.500m
Our products reach you
through Mountain Harvest
Mountain Harvest is the official distribution channel for Trà Leng products — cinnamon sticks, essential oils, brocade, and certified OCOP products.
Buy at Mountain Harvest →Mountain Harvest
Highland Products
Updates from the Land
A night in the village: community tourism in Trà Leng
Sleeping over in a village is a completely different way to understand a place: a day that starts at four in the morning, a meal around the fire, gongs in the evening and rules of conduct nobody writes down.
