From the bustling streets of Hanoi to the breathtaking limestone formations of Ha Long Bay, students are immersed in Vietnam’s rich history, diverse cultures, and stunning landscapes. Venturing into the northern highlands, they’ll engage with indigenous hill tribes such as the Hmong, Giay, and Red Dzao, gaining firsthand insight into their traditions, languages, and way of life.
Through immersive experiences in remote villages, students will learn about traditional agricultural practices and the challenges of preserving cultural heritage in a rapidly modernizing world. Whether delving into anthropology, engaging in cultural exchange, or expanding their global perspective, participants will come away with a profound appreciation for Vietnam’s past, present, and future.
The best time of year to visit will depend on where in the country you would like to go and what activities you would like to do. Hiking in Sapa from June to August can be challenging due to the potential of heavier rain. There is also greater chance to rain in the South from May to October.
There is so much possibility and variety in Vietnam. 7 days would be a recommended minimum.
Consider spending more time in “homestay” type accommodation. This is a Vietnamese term for more simple lodgings where the group would stay together.
There are possibilities to design the program to suit journey type awards.
Are you looking at adding a service learning experience into your program model?
We understand the importance of engaging students with communities through action. The problem with typical service learning is that it can create an incredible power imbalance between the host community and the visitors - often causing more harm than good. We are dedicated to changing the way service learning is thought of, planned for, and engaged in. We believe in learning service and interdependence, small changes in language that has a giant change in values and impact. Ask us more about how we are working to change the typical approach to service.
Sharing in the experience adds an important layer to the design of all our Global Learning Programs. We ask every program to share their experience through blogs, video highlights and photo albums. We consolidate and transfer learning through real time engagement.
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From the bustling streets of Hanoi to the breathtaking limestone formations of Ha Long Bay, students are immersed in Vietnam’s rich history, diverse cultures, and stunning landscapes. Venturing into the northern highlands, they’ll engage with indigenous hill tribes such as the Hmong, Giay, and Red Dzao, gaining firsthand insight into their traditions, languages, and way of life. Through immersive experiences in remote villages, students will learn about traditional agricultural practices and the challenges of preserving cultural heritage in a rapidly modernizing world. Whether delving into anthropology, engaging in cultural exchange, or expanding their global perspective, participants will come away with a profound appreciation for Vietnam’s past, present, and future.
The best time of year to visit will depend on where in the country you would like to go and what activities you would like to do. Hiking in Sapa from June to August can be challenging due to the potential of heavier rain. There is also greater chance to rain in the South from May to October.
There is so much possibility and variety in Vietnam. 7 days would be a recommended minimum.
Consider spending more time in “homestay” type accommodation. This is a Vietnamese term for more simple lodgings where the group would stay together.
There are possibilities to design the program to suit journey type awards.
Are you looking at adding a service learning experience into your program model?
We understand the importance of engaging students with communities through action. The problem with typical service learning is that it can create an incredible power imbalance between the host community and the visitors - often causing more harm than good. We are dedicated to changing the way service learning is thought of, planned for, and engaged in. We believe in learning service and interdependence, small changes in language that has a giant change in values and impact. Ask us more about how we are working to change the typical approach to service.
Sharing in the experience adds an important layer to the design of all our Global Learning Programs. We ask every program to share their experience through blogs, video highlights and photo albums. We consolidate and transfer learning through real time engagement.
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