For chocolate lovers of all ages, the “Vietnam Chocolate Factory Tour” program will begin with a short introduction to the history of chocolate, “the food of the gods”, which was born about 4,000 years ago and has only recently developed strongly in Vietnam.
Half-day program suitable for chocolate lovers of all ages
After the presentation, visitors will visit a small cocoa farm that provides raw materials for chocolate production. Next, visitors will visit the Fifty Fresh Farms factory, which produces more than 100 kg of chocolate every day. Although chocolate lovers will not see Willy Wonka (a character from the famous movie Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory), they will see firsthand the stages of chocolate production from cocoa beans, from the stage of separating the beans, roasting, grinding them into liquid cocoa, to the stage of tempering and cooling to form chocolate bars.
Visitors will dress up in chef costumes and be guided through making their own chocolates in a “class” lasting about 40 minutes.
Guests will dress up in chef costumes and be guided through the process of making their own chocolates in a 40-minute “class”. Over the next 40 minutes, while waiting for their handmade chocolates to harden, they will enjoy a variety of chocolates, including milk chocolate, white chocolate, dark chocolate, truffle chocolate, soft chocolate, nut chocolate, hot chocolate and cocoa at Fifty Fresh Farms. At the end of the program, guests will take home their chocolates, packaged in a souvenir box with their name on it, and return to The Anam, a 10-minute drive away.
The Anam Beach Resort teams up with Fifty Fresh Farms to introduce a chocolate factory tour.
“There is a saying in the West that any dish with chocolate is delicious,” said Pham Van Hien, owner and founder of The Anam. “We wanted to introduce this unique experience to visitors, allowing them to visit, learn how to make and enjoy chocolate. Fifty Fresh Farms, our partner, is known for producing natural products, working with fair trade associations and supporting local farmers to develop sustainable farming methods.”
The Vietnam Chocolate Factory Tour takes place daily, departing at 8:40am at The Anam. The tour costs VND2,785,000 per person and includes transportation, a welcome drink, a tour guide, a chocolate making class, hot chocolate and drinks, seasonal fruits and a chocolate gift bag per person.
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