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Letefoho Coffee Plantation (Ainaro Extension)

Ainaro Highlands — Letefoho Coffee Extension, near Maubisse, Ainaro, Timor-Leste

Culture & Heritage Ainaro
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About this place

Discover authentic coffee culture and hand-picked brews amid the lush highlands of Ainaro in this scenic and immersive plantation experience.

Nestled in the cool, lush highlands of Ainaro, the Letefoho Coffee Plantation (Ainaro Extension) offers visitors a unique opportunity to delve into Timor-Leste’s renowned coffee culture. Guided tours take you through verdant slopes where local farmers hand-pick ripe coffee cherries, following traditional, sustainable methods passed down through generations. Guests learn about the bean-to-cup process, enjoy fresh tastings, and gain insight into the role coffee plays in local livelihoods.

This extension site is quieter and more remote than Letefoho’s main plantations, allowing for an authentic, immersive rural experience. The scenic journey to the plantation rewards travelers with panoramic mountain views and a chance to observe daily village life. Make sure to prearrange your visit, wear sturdy shoes for exploring the hilly terrain, and bring your camera to capture the breathtaking landscapes and genuine Timorese hospitality.

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Details

Opening Hours By appointment only
Entry Fee Tour/tasting fee varies; typically $5-$10 per person
Best Time June–October, during coffee harvest season
Visit Duration 1–3 hours
Road Access Access by narrow, sometimes rough rural roads; 4WD or high-clearance vehicle recommended.
Parking On-site.
Family Friendly ✓ Yes
Pet Friendly ✓ Yes
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Tips & Notes

What to Bring Sturdy walking shoes, sunhat, water, camera, and cash for purchases.
Safety Note Farm paths can be slippery or uneven; caution recommended.
Etiquette Support local farmers by purchasing their products.
Accessibility Farm terrain uneven; tours can be tailored.

Features

agriculture coffee tour education local food
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Location

📍 Letefoho Coffee Extension, near Maubisse, Ainaro, Timor-Leste

Last verified: 2026-04-07

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