Ba Moi Vineyard

Ba Moi Vineyard is an agritourism vineyard located in Phuoc Thuan Commune, Ninh Phuoc District, Khanh Hoa Province (formerly Ninh Thuan). Established by farmer Nguyen Van Moi, it is one of the most visited grape farms in the Phan Rang area. The vineyard covers several hectares with trellised table grapes and wine grapes. It is notable for free visitor access, guided tours, on-site tasting of fresh grapes, grape juice and wine, and its role in promoting Ninh Thuan viticulture.

Visitors can expect a working vineyard with rows of trellised grapevines forming shaded corridors. The site is flat and open, with walking paths between vines, photo spots, and a small shop area for tasting and purchasing fresh grapes, grape juice, syrup and wine. Guided tours explain grape varieties, cultivation techniques and harvest cycles. The setting is rural and agricultural, surrounded by farmland near Phan Rang, with opportunities to sample products and take photographs among the vines.

Established in the 1990s by farmer Nguyen Van Moi, known as Ba Moi, who pioneered commercial grape cultivation in Ninh Thuan. The vineyard became a model for agritourism in the region, combining agriculture with visitor education and tasting experiences.

Represents the viticulture culture of Ninh Thuan, Vietnam's largest grape-producing region. The vineyard showcases local agricultural heritage and the development of grape-related products such as wine, juice and syrup that are characteristic of the Phan Rang area.