Coconut shelling in Ben Tre Province is a traditional occupation and a special skill in the Ben Tre region. From ancient times to the present, coconut shell workers have been essential to this region. This is because this job not only brings stable income to workers, but also continues the income of subsequent industrial workers.

To become a skilled coconut shell worker, workers must undergo hands-on training. Their job is to peel the outer shell of the coconut by piercing it with a wooden stick tipped with a sharp knife. Although it is a simple task, it requires the worker’s bravery, dexterity, strength, and above all, a high level of concentration. A good worker can peel hundreds of coconuts a day, but above all, without getting hurt.

Coconut shelling is a great activity for tourists. It gives you the opportunity to witness their incredible skill and speed in the fresh air under the shade of green coconut trees. Coconuts, with their hundreds of thousands of green coconut trees and the people who live among them, have become a typical symbol of this land.

One of the beautiful features of the coconut shelling profession is the meticulousness and precision of each movement. To peel a coconut, you will need to use a sharp stick and plenty of force. You should also be careful to avoid injury when working with sharp tools. To achieve this, tourists must not make noise or disturb the area.

How about watching while being assimilated into their concentration? They might even hand you some fresh juice.