Huong Phung is located in Huong Hoa district, Quang Tri province, about 75-80 km from Dong Ha. It is the "coffee capital" of western Quang Tri with the largest cultivated area (accounting for about 80% of the total coffee area in the district). The fertile basalt soil, an average altitude of 600-800m above sea level, and a year-round cool climate with a large day-night temperature variation (7-9°C) create ideal conditions for Arabica trees to thrive.
Coffee was introduced to Khe Sanh in 1926 by the French. After many ups and downs, this region has become one of Vietnam's eight key Arabica coffee-growing regions. Lush green coffee gardens intermingled with Formosan gum forests (with vivid red leaves reminiscent of Europe in December-January) create a poetic scenery, perfectly combining tourism and rural experiences.



