Educational Tours & Trips in South East Asia

The 6th-century Tran Quoc Pagoda sits on West Lake, and you'll tour Hoa Lo Prison, known as 'Hell on Earth' during French colonial rule. Mekong Delta waterways lead to Unicorn Island, stopping at coconut candy workshops and honeybee farms along the way. Stay on traditional junks in Halong Bay and walk through the UNESCO-protected Cu Chi Tunnels' underground command centers and field hospitals from wartime.

Tan Phong Island offers a taste of Mekong Delta life - you'll cook Vietnamese lunch in local gardens and cycle through orchards to Ba Kiết's ancient house. Boat ride to Cai Rang Floating Market, then see the Khmer Munir Ansay Pagoda in Can Tho, staying at Sheraton Can Tho Hotel (5-star option). Ho Chi Minh City's French Colonial landmarks include Notre Dame Cathedral and the Central Post Office, followed by a Saigon River waterbus cruise past Landmark 81 tower and Bitexco Financial Tower.

Navigate the Mekong Delta by hand-rowed sampan through Thoi Son Island, visiting honey-bee farms and coconut candy workshops in My Tho. Hoi An's Japanese Covered Bridge and Fukian Assembly Hall glow under thousands of lanterns as you walk through. Cruise UNESCO-recognized Ha Long Bay's limestone karsts, checking out Surprising Cave's sea-life shaped formations and Titov Island's sandy beach with mountain backdrop.

Bali's volcanic landscapes and sacred sites come to life with guided tours of Goa Gajah Temple, a UNESCO World Heritage site with ancient rock carvings, and the centuries-old Gunung Kawi Temple complex set among terraced rice fields. Walk barefoot through Hidden Canyon Beji Guwang's rock formations while learning how volcanic erosion shaped the landscape, then head to Nusa Penida to check out Kelingking Beach's cliffs and Angel's Billabong's natural tidal pools formed over thousands of years by ocean currents.

Buddhist traditions, artisanal crafts, and village life paint a vivid portrait of Southeast Asia. National parks, limestone caves, and UNESCO heritage sites add natural wonder to cultural discoveries.

The rich tapestry of Southeast Asian history unfolds through war memorials, vibrant river communities, and coastal landscapes, offering meaningful insights at every turn.

The UNESCO-listed Imperial Citadel (Dai Noi) in Hue features ancient palaces and royal courtyards from the Nguyen Dynasty, teaching you about Vietnam's imperial heritage. Your route passes through Hai Van Pass with panoramic mountain and sea views before stopping at Khai Dinh Tomb, where Eastern and Western design blend together. Lunch features traditional Bún Bò Huế, and you'll visit the peaceful Thien Mu Pagoda overlooking the Perfume River, completing a comprehensive educational journey through Vietnam's royal past.

Start at UNESCO-listed Hoa Lu ancient capital, Vietnam's first seat of power, then glide through Tam Coc's karst landscapes on a traditional bamboo boat. Walk through Cu Chi Tunnels' 220km underground network used during the Vietnam War, later cruise Ha Long Bay aboard Le Journey or MilaLux ships past limestone formations. Hands-on cooking classes in Hoi An's Cam Thanh coconut forest teach you to prepare five Vietnamese dishes using fresh market ingredients.