CENTRAL VIETNAM ADVENTURE

Journey

Nearest Airport

Danang

Best Time to Visit

January to August

Central Vietnam is a region rich in history, culture, and stunning landscapes. It’s home to some of Vietnam’s most iconic destinations — including the charming ancient town of Hoi An, the imperial city of Hue, and the mystical My Son Sanctuary, all recognized as UNESCO World Heritage Sites. This part of the country offers a perfect blend of cultural immersion and hands-on experiences. Students can wander lantern-lit streets, visit traditional craft villages, and explore centuries-old ruins that tell the story of Vietnam’s royal and spiritual past. The region also boasts breathtaking scenery, from peaceful rivers and rice paddies to white-sand beaches and mountain passes.

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Step into the charm and culture of Hoi An, one of Vietnam’s most beloved destinations and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. This 7-day student tour is packed with hands-on experiences, cultural immersion, and environmental engagement. From exploring the ancient streets of the Old Town, crafting your own silk lantern, and visiting the Cham ruins of My Son, to kayaking through rivers, painting traditional masks, and learning about sustainable farming — every day is designed to inspire curiosity and connection. Students will also participate in meaningful community-based projects and enjoy the natural beauty of Central Vietnam’s coast, rivers, and countryside. This is more than just a trip — it’s a journey into history, creativity, and global citizenship.

Service Learning

All our service-learning programs are instigated by the local community in response to their genuine needs and goals. Every program is conducted only after careful consultation with local community leaders and local authorities. They typically range from 1-5 days in length. Within a longer school tour itinerary, you might like to include two or three different service-learning programs to offer students a variety of experiences.

Delivered as an immersion experience within local communities, students grow their skills through meaningful and challenging hands-on projects. They come away with a better understanding of the issue at hand and a broader perspective on the world around them.