World famous cuisine places

Colombian coffee, Italy truffle mushrooms, Austrian cheese ... are well-known products all over the world.

Spanish jamon meat Jamon meat is considered a "myth" and is the world's most expensive ham, cut from the hind legs of Iberian black pigs. This is a quality breed of pigs that are raised in a special way, mainly in Western and Southwest Spain and some parts of Portugal. The meat will be labeled depending on whether the pig is pure or hybrid. Jamón is the main export product of Jabugo village, Andalusia. Japanese fish market Every day the market consumes about 2,000 tons of fish. At 5 o'clock in the mornings there are bustling mackerel traps. Guests can enjoy a variety of food at hundreds of food stalls and restaurants in the market. If you want to eat sushi for breakfast, you can visit Sushi Dai restaurant near the market, where the freshest sushi in the city. Another option is the 3-star Michelin Sukiyabashi Jiro restaurant, one of the best sushi restaurants in the world. French Bordeaux Bordeaux includes all 60 wines made in the famous Bordeaux region of France, and also the largest wine region in France. The vineyards of Bordeaux cover 121,405 hectares and produce more than 450 million bottles of wine a year. Austrian Cheese If Bordeaux is famous for its wine, Bregenzerwald Cheese Road in Austria is famous for its cheese. This road is a "gathering" of cheese experts spread across 22 villages along beautiful trails through dairy farms. The area has 160 cheese makers, dairies, producing over 60 types of cheese totaling more than 3,000 tons a year, not to mention butter, milk and natural yogurt. Colombian coffee UNESCO recognizes the coffee growing region of Colombia as the World Heritage Site of 2011. Eje Cafetero, Zona Cafetera, also known as the coffee triangle, is an ideal spot for travelers to explore. This area includes Caldas, Risaralda and Quindío, covering an area of ​​142,449 hectares. There is also a coffee park called Parque del Cafe Mushroom truffle Italy Last year, a Russian tycoon even spent $ 95,000 to buy 1.8 kilos of white truffle. This particular fungus is found only in forests in Langhe, Piedmont, Italy. Small town Alba is the capital of the region and is also considered the "capital" of white truffle mushrooms. The International White Truffle Mushroom Fair is held from October 10th to 15th of this year, while white mushroom hunting season is from September to December, black mushroom from late May to February of next year. Spanish olive oil
20% of the world's olive oil is produced in Jaén, Andalucia. Visit the Olive Oil Greenway in the Sierra Mágina Mountains to see dozens of UNESCO World Heritage sites, visit olive farms and learn how to process your produce. this famous. Turkish spices The Ottoman-era spice market mainly sells spices along with herbs, fruits, coffee, tea, candy, even salmon eggs. When it was first established, the market was the end of camel transports along the Silk Road.