This 12-day journey through southern Vietnam offers a rich educational experience, blending cultural heritage, environmental awareness, and historical insight. Beginning in Ho Chi Minh City, the itinerary explores the layered narratives of colonialism, migration, and war through landmark sites such as the Cu Chi Tunnels, War Remnants Museum, and historic religious quarters in Cho Lon...

In the Mekong Delta, participants engage directly with local communities to explore sustainable agriculture, climate change adaptation, and rural livelihoods. Activities like rice planting, shrimp farming, and traditional craft workshops provide meaningful understanding of food systems and resilience in one of Vietnam’s most ecologically sensitive regions. The journey continues into Cat Tien National Park and the indigenous Chau Ma village of Ta Lai. Through forest treks, wildlife conservation activities, and cultural exchanges, the program fosters deeper connection to nature and traditional knowledge. This tour encourages thoughtful reflection, hands-on learning, and a broader global perspective rooted in lived experience.