Agarwood, also known as "oud," "gaharu," or "agar," is a highly valued aromatic resin found in Aquilaria trees. This precious substance has been revered for centuries across various cultures for its unique fragrance, medicinal properties, and cultural significance. Let's delve into the fascinating world of agarwood, exploring its history, cultural importance, cultivation, and sustainable practices, along with an in-depth look at the extraction process and the tools used in this industry.
Explore the Fascinating World of Agarwood with Vegan Lunch
$105
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Pick-up at your hotel
Start Your Adventure At The Agarwood Workshop
Upon arriving at the workshop, you will get a presentation on the history and significance of agarwood, the overview of the various uses of agarwood in different cultures. You also will get explanation of the different grades and qualities of agarwood and how agarwood trees are cultivated and harvested.
You also will have discussion on sustainable practices in agarwood cultivation and a demonstration of the agarwood extraction process.
After that leaning about the tools and techniques used in the traditional and modern agarwood industry.
Lunch time
Enjoy your vegan lunch included on the spot with local monks
Trip Back To Your Hotel
After your lunch and some tea, we'll take you back to your hotel.
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Pick-up at your hotel
Start Your Adventure At The Agarwood Workshop
Upon arriving at the workshop, you will get a presentation on the history and significance of agarwood, the overview of the various uses of agarwood in different cultures. You also will get explanation of the different grades and qualities of agarwood and how agarwood trees are cultivated and harvested.
You also will have discussion on sustainable practices in agarwood cultivation and a demonstration of the agarwood extraction process.
After that leaning about the tools and techniques used in the traditional and modern agarwood industry.
Lunch time
Enjoy your vegan lunch included on the spot with local monks
Trip Back To Your Hotel
After your lunch and some tea, we'll take you back to your hotel.
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4 Comments
4.2
Diving into the world of agarwood was an eye-opener, especially with the chance to savor a delicious vegan lunch amidst the lush surroundings. The ride to the site was comfortable, though a bit more information about the transportation would have been nice; overall, it was a fascinating experience that I highly recommend.
4.8
Exploring the intricate world of agarwood was unexpectedly captivating, especially paired with a delicious vegan lunch that kept our energy up. The transportation was smooth, but it would be even better if we had a bit more time to fully soak in the experience.
4.8
We had a fantastic time diving into the fascinating world of agarwood during our recent day trip. The entire experience was well-organized, allowing us to explore the beautiful surroundings and learn about the significance of this unique wood. The highlight was definitely the vegan lunch, which was not only delicious but also complemented the themes of sustainability we enjoyed throughout the day. While the guide was knowledgeable and friendly, we felt that a few more insights into the local customs related to agarwood would have enriched our understanding even further. Overall, it was a memorable day that exceeded our expectations, leaving us eager to share our experience with friends back home.
4.6
My afternoon spent learning about agarwood was genuinely enlightening; I had no idea how much there was to discover about this fascinating material. The vegan lunch was a delightful surprise, bursting with flavors that left me feeling energized and satisfied for the rest of my day. One minor suggestion would be to perhaps include a bit more hands-on exploration—getting to see the raw materials in person made each moment even more engaging.