Coffee tourism: Our top 5 countries

Coffee tourism? That exists? In this article you will learn all about it!

Waking up in the morning to go to the office. Sleepless nights and busy days. What is it that motivates us to leave our comfortable beds? That's right. It's coffee! It is the ultimate fuel with a magical substance. If you are also a coffee fan who keeps going from one cafe to another to discover the best flavors, then why not in your next travel destination? In this article, we will introduce you to 5 destinations worldwide for coffee tourism.

Colombia

When we think of coffee tourism, immediately comes to mind Colombia come to mind. Salento is the place where you can have one of the best experiences in Colombia. While enjoying the beautiful Colombian landscape, you can take a farm tour and learn more about the process of growing and harvesting Colombian beans.

If you feel like being a little more adventurous and getting away from the city center, we recommend visiting Jardín, Antioquia. It takes almost four hours to get there from Medellin, but it's definitely worth it!

Brazil

In Brazil, the Rio das Flores region is home to the largest coffee plantations. Before enjoying your freshly roasted beverage, you'll have the chance to learn harvesting techniques on a farm and spend the rest of the day relaxing on a Brazilian beach.

India

This destination is especially suitable for lovers of mild coffee. This is because the coffee in Coorg, which is located in the Karnataka region, is grown in the shade. This growing process makes the coffee mild and smooth, which makes it the best option for mild lovers.

Myanmar/Burma

The Coffee in Myanmar has recently gained more and more recognition on the international markets. Arabica and also Robusta are harvested and grown in the regions of Shan and Mon State. TripLegend organizes authentic Travel to Myanmarwhere you can learn more about this amazing country.

Vietnam

Have you ever heard of the cà phê đá? Well, if you haven't, we're going to tell you. It is a traditional iced coffee made with dark roasted Vietnamese coffee prepared with a Vietnamese drip filter.

Due to the lack of availability of fresh milk, Vietnamese people use sweetened condensed milk in their preparation. If you want to learn more about this country, we recommend you to visit a coffee farm in Đà Lạt and enjoy the stunning Vietnamese highlands.

After all this inspiration, you should be planning your next Travel think of coffee tourism!