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Our tours are designed to adhere to your schools curriculum and can also include components of history, geography, society and culture, humanities, IB / (CAS) as well as International Award (Duke of Edinburgh) programs and specific teacher interests.

05/05/2024

On their final day, Cessnock students explored the streets and skies of Ho Chi Minh City. A guided tour through Chinatown offered insights into old customs and highlighted the significant influence the ethnic Chinese have had on the city's trade and development over the past 300 years. The group then ascended 50 floors to a viewing platform, where they admired the expansive cityscape and the Saigon River below, a fitting conclusion to their cultural tour of Vietnam.

Edventure Travel extends heartfelt gratitude to the parents and guardians for permitting their children to join this tour, and to the teaching staff who generously gave their time to ensure everyone's safety and enjoyment.

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03/05/2024

The students from Cessnock navigated the Mekong Delta in small rowboats before bidding farewell to their homestay and heading back to Ho Chi Minh City. They visited a distinctive temple, a vibrant Cao Dai temple known for its vivid architecture and divine eye symbol. The Cao Dai religion merges elements from five different religions into one.

01/05/2024

Cessnock students embarked on a journey through the war tunnels of Cu Chi, followed by an excursion deep into the Mekong Delta, where they stayed at a local homestay. The students explored the tunnels, encountering clever b***y traps designed to impede American soldiers during the Vietnam War. Their exploration included hidden entrances, spiked pits, termite nests, and multi-level tunnels. Later, the group took boats to navigate the Mekong Delta, where they discovered a traditional way of life.

30/04/2024

A visit to the War Remnants Museum in Ho Chi Minh City provided the students from Cessnock with a vivid encounter with the Vietnam War's harsh realities. They observed firsthand the military hardware, the small 'tiger cages' employed for detaining prisoners under the sun, and learnt about the detrimental effects of the Agent Orange defoliant and its lasting legacy. On a more relaxed note, the group explored street markets and French colonial buildings.

30/04/2024

The Great Race challenge in Hoi An proved demanding for the students from Cessnock. They divided into smaller teams, competing both in terms of time and the accuracy of their responses and tasks. Their quest involved a fact-finding mission enriched by cultural interactions. Frequently, they communicated with local inhabitants, examined museum displays, and explored hidden spots to uncover elusive facts, subsequently documenting their findings with photographic evidence to validate their responses. They also took an evening boat cruise.

29/04/2024

A memorable day unfolded in Hoi An for the students and staff from Cessnock. The group ventured into the countryside, navigating the mangroves and water coconut wetlands in basket boats. The countryside offered captivating views, including water buffalo ploughing fields amid the charred remnants of rice stalks, soon to be repurposed as fertiliser for upcoming crops. In the evening, everyone participated in a hands-on cooking class, where they focused on mastering local culinary techniques.

For further insights into the historic and picturesque Hoi An, please view our informative 2-minute video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uqlN3ttuH1Q

28/04/2024

Students from Cessnock engaged in a series of practical activities in Hoi An, Vietnam. They participated in pottery making and attempted to craft a traditional Vietnamese lantern, similar to those that have illuminated Hoi An's streets for centuries. Additionally, they explored the city on foot, immersing themselves in its vibrant atmosphere, distinctive architecture, and the local way of life. It is noteworthy that Hoi An was largely spared the destruction faced by many other Vietnamese cities during the Vietnam War. Traditionally, the regional specialty, Cao Lau soup, was made using water exclusively from certain wells in the area, which still exist today.

27/04/2024

The 2024 Simpson Prize Commemorative Study Tour concluded with an enriching day in Singapore. The winners visited iconic sites such as Gardens by the Bay, the Flower Dome, and Marina Bay Sands. Throughout the tour, students delved into Singapore's culture and development, World War II history, and visited landmarks like the Singapore Zoo, Sentosa Island, and Kampong Glam. A poignant moment of the trip was attending the ANZAC Day Commemoration Service at Kranji Cemetery and Memorial.

Sincere thanks are extended to the dedicated teaching staff, Gene our local guide, and the special curator from the Australian War Memorial who accompanied the group, enriching the tour with their knowledge and insights. Mission accomplished!

Please enjoy Edventure Travel's brief video showcasing our destinations and activities:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B8E9HyaKtfQ

27/04/2024

The final day of the fortnight-long educational journey through Vietnam and Cambodia arrived. On this final day, the group visited the Peace Museum of CMAC in Cambodia, where students gained insights into the history and removal of landmines and ordnance, as well as ongoing demining efforts. This visit helped contextualise the Cambodian Civil War, Vietnam's occupation, and the conflict with the Khmer Rouge regime.

Looking back, the trip spanned several memorable locations, including Hanoi, Ha Long Bay, Hoi An, Ho Chi Minh City, and the Cu Chi Tunnels. The students actively participated in a fundraising effort to build a house, making a meaningful and lasting impact on the community. Appreciation is extended to our guiding staff, the dedicated teaching personnel who gave their time, and the parents and guardians who allowed their children to participate in this enriching experience. Final photographs of the house construction will be shared in the coming weeks, and anticipation builds for the release of the tour video.

In the meantime, please enjoy Edventure Travel's brief video showcasing our destinations and activities.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B8E9HyaKtfQ

26/04/2024

Yesterday, students and staff from Cessnock traversed karst grottos, outcrops, and hilltops during their exploration of Ninh Binh, Vietnam. Simply stunning views!!! Next destination, Hoi An...

26/04/2024

The third and final day of construction for the students and staff from Orange was filled with emotion. The team continued their efforts on the house-building project, with several students also planting fruit trees to offer both sustenance and a modest additional income to the villagers.

A traditional ceremony involving food and offerings was conducted. The students also donated several essential items to the family, including blankets, pots, and cooking utensils. The farewell and thank you ceremony was held in front of both the old and new houses to highlight the contrast. In the following days, the local building team will complete the construction, focusing on the higher structures and the technical details of the fixtures and fittings. The students and staff exerted significant effort (and plenty of sweat) to contribute as much labour as possible. Thank you!

Back in Siem Reap, the group concluded the day with a performance by the Phare circus.

26/04/2024

Students and staff from Cessnock enjoyed a river cruise in Ninh Binh, admiring the breathtaking karst rock formations along the way. The group also explored ancient pagodas and rural villages in the area.

To explore more of Ninh Binh, watch our short video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ljmT8drITo4

26/04/2024

The students from Orange continue their house-building project in rural Cambodia. On the second day, the construction was once again a true community event, with village children participating enthusiastically. The students acquired new skills such as compacting flooring and calculating the correct ratios of water, sand, and cement for the mixture. Their brick-laying abilities also advanced, always under the watchful guidance of the experienced construction team.

Discover how Edventure Travel researches and creates new community projects to make a lasting impact. Enjoy the video and pictorial:
https://edventuretravel.com.au/how-we-develop-new-community-projects-so-you-can-have-a-lasting-impact/

25/04/2024

The history prize-winning students from Australia had the honour of meeting the Honourable Jason Clare MP, Australia’s Minister for Education, during the 2024 ANZAC Day Dawn Service Commemoration in Singapore.

Wearing their Simpson Prize shirts, the students engaged with the Minister, who was in Singapore both to attend the Summit on the Teaching Profession, involving Education Ministers from 20 countries, and to represent Australia at the ANZAC Day Dawn Service at Kranji War Cemetery.

At the poignant ceremony, the students laid a wreath and had the opportunity to interact with military personnel. They also received additional insights from the group’s accompanying curator from the Australian War Memorial.

25/04/2024

The continuation of the Singapore tour for the recipients of the Australian history prize included further exploration of Singapore’s WWII history. The group learned more details about the fall of Singapore to the Japanese in February 1942, visiting various museums and learning about the personal experiences of soldiers and major military operations.

From 8 to 15 February 1942, the Japanese Empire seized the British stronghold of Singapore, marking one of the most significant defeats in British military history. Singapore, a pivotal British military base and economic port in Southeast Asia, was integral to British defence strategies between the wars. The capture led to the largest surrender of British forces ever recorded.

One notable destination was the Battle Box Museum, situated deep within historic Fort Canning Hill. The Battle Box, operational during World War II, functioned as the command centre for Allied forces during the final days of the Malayan Campaign, from 8 December 1941 to 15 February 1942. It was here that Lieutenant-General Arthur Percival and 11 other commanders made the fateful decision to surrender Singapore to the Japanese, marking a profound British military defeat and the commencement of three and a half years of Japanese occupation in Singapore.

The students also enjoyed leisure time at Sentosa Island, which boasts numerous theme parks and attractions.

25/04/2024

The students from Orange engaged in lively celebrations at a water festival procession during their house-building service project near Siem Reap. They observed, then joined in what was a profound 'cultural immersion experience'. Such water festivals are common in Southeast Asia during the hot April summer and coincide with traditions of the Khmer New Year, which occurred just two weeks prior. Even the Buddhist monks participated in the festivities.

Our guiding staff managed to capture a series of action photos of the Orange students interacting with the local community, making for a memorable experience for everyone involved.

In the evening, some of the students donned their best watermelon shirts for continued celebrations. What a remarkable day. Meanwhile, the construction of the house continues...

25/04/2024

The students from Orange have started their service project by completely funding and assisting in the construction of a sturdy brick home for a disadvantaged family on the outskirts of Siem Reap, Cambodia. A local construction team imparted basic skills to the students, including mixing cement by hand, cutting bricks, and bricklaying, which involved significant manual labour. The roof had been pre-assembled to offer shade and protect the workers from the sun. This collaborative effort saw students, teachers, the local construction team, and the family benefiting from the house all working together, truly making it a community endeavour.

The first three photos of this post depict the recipient family, their old house, and meeting the local authorities. The construction continues...

24/04/2024

Students and staff from Cessnock embarked on a journey through the streets of Hanoi to further explore its cultural and historical landmarks. They visited the Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum, where they learnt about the legacy of Ho Chi Minh, regarded as the founder of modern Vietnam. Ho Chi Minh passed away in 1969, and his remains were concealed in the jungle until the end of the Vietnam War in 1975. A team of Russian embalmers, along with Vietnamese soldiers and medical personnel, subsequently transferred his body to the Soviet-style mausoleum. The students also explored ancient temples and French colonial architecture, which illustrate the historical evolution of Hanoi.

Vietnam is home to 54 ethnic groups, many of whom reside in the country’s mountainous regions and preserve traditional customs, vibrant attire, and dwell in wooden stilt houses. These insights were highlighted during their visit to the Vietnam Museum of Ethnology.

To see the colourful ethnic minority group enjoy the video of the minority groups in and around Sapa on the northern Vietnam border: https://edventuretravel.com.au/sapa-a-cultural-immersion-beyond-belief/

23/04/2024

The educational tour of Vietnam, involving students and staff from Cessnock, is currently taking place! The group has immersed themselves in the rich culture and history of Hanoi. They visited the Hoa Lo Prison Museum, which offers insights into the French-colonial penal system used to detain nationalists and revolutionaries, and later, the North Vietnamese used it to hold US pilots captured during what is locally referred to as the American War in Vietnam. An exhilarating ride on an electric golf buggy took them through the lively streets and alleys of the Old Quarter and around Hoan Kiem Lake.

Their journey also included stops at St Joseph’s Cathedral and a guided tour through the Temple of Literature, Vietnam's first university, established over a thousand years ago. The students gained an understanding of Buddhist practices and altar worship, and they also had the opportunity to practice crossing the road and haggling at street stalls. The adventure is still unfolding.

For a glimpse into Hanoi, please view our brief introductory video through the following link:
https://edventuretravel.com.au/discover-hanois-rich-culture-and-thought-provoking-sites/

23/04/2024

Yesterday, the students and staff from Orange embarked on a bicycle tour of the majestic Angkor temples. The students had the opportunity to wander among temples that date back 800-1000 years, constructed during the Khmer Empire. Stories unfolded about the construction techniques, involving elephants, oxcarts, artisans, and slaves. A crucial aspect of these labour-intensive constructions was the Khmers' ability to manage water for year-round crop production, thereby creating a steady income to fund the construction of these massive stone structures. In the evening, they were treated to a traditional Apsara dance performance.

To view a one-minute video of this incredible complex and experience a journey back in time, please follow the link below:

https://edventuretravel.com.au/cambodias-temples-of-angkor/

23/04/2024

Over the past few days, the students who won the history prize have visited key World War II sites in Singapore. Their itinerary also included a bicycle tour of the city, an exploration of a forested area, visits to various museums, and time spent at the Changi Chapel and Museum.

At the Changi Chapel, the students were educated about the Japanese occupation of Singapore and the history of Changi Prison. This site was primarily used as a prisoner-of-war camp where Australian soldiers and their allies were detained and subjected to severe hardships, as recounted by the museum staff. Many prisoners, including Australians and other Allied forces, were transported from Changi to Thailand in train carriages to perform forced labour on the infamous Burma-Thai railway during the Japanese occupation. These same soldiers often returned to Changi after their harrowing experiences to share their stories.

For further insights into the Burma-Thai railway and to understand more about the conditions endured by Allied prisoners while constructing the Burma-Thai railway through dense jungle and solid rock, please follow the link provided below. Edventure Travel has recently photo-documented the Thai-Burma railway and related museums in Kanchanaburi, Thailand.

https://edventuretravel.com.au/encounter-the-burma-thai-railway-history-of-world-war-two/

23/04/2024

The students from Orange visited the Silver Pagoda in Phnom Penh before driving to Siem Reap, via a spider snack truck stop!
At the Silver Pagoda, they learned about Cambodian royalty and French colonial history, located within the grounds of the Royal Palace complex.

But hold onto your hats, because things got wild at the spider village! Vendors were slinging trays of scorps, crickets, fried birds, and fried tarantulas! Several students got hands-on with live tarantulas! Watch these brave souls wrangle those creepy crawlies!

22/04/2024

The Australian history prize-winning students embarked on day two of their journey to explore significant World War II sites around Singapore. They started at the Kranji War Cemetery and Memorial, where they learned about the sacrifices made by Australian soldiers. The visit included a tour of a historical marker and one of the initial Japanese landing sites, enhancing their understanding of the strategic developments during the war. A curator from the Australian War Memorial accompanied the group, providing expert insights and historical facts, which deepened the students' comprehension of the events that unfolded during World War II.

22/04/2024

The students and staff from Orange experienced the most challenging day of their tour in Cambodia. They came face-to-face with the history of the brutal Khmer Rouge regime led by the communist leader Pol Pot from 1975-1979, during which approximately 20% of Cambodia's population died from torture, starvation, forced labour, and inadequate medical care.

The group visited the Tuol Sleng Genocide Museum, originally a secondary school transformed into a prison where over 14,000 people were detained, interrogated, and tortured—fewer than two dozen survived. Here, students encountered torture devices, photographs of Pol Pot, and the prison commander Kang Kek Eav (known as Duch). They then proceeded to the Choeung Ek Killing Fields, which started as a cemetery and expanded to receive those tortured at Tuol Sleng. Victims were executed and buried en masse. The site also features a multi-level stupa containing over 9,000 skulls excavated from the surrounding mass graves.

To lighten the mood after such profound reflections, the group enjoyed a tuk-tuk tour of the city, participated in dance exercise classes by the riverfront, and ended the day with a sunset boat cruise to admire the Phnom Penh skyline.

20/04/2024

Edventure Travel is currently facilitating a school tour in Singapore for the winners of a national history prize competition in Australia aimed at secondary school students. The upcoming days' activities will focus on the historic events that unfolded in Singapore during World War II. The group began their tour by immersing themselves in local culture. On their first day, they explored Kampong Glam, visited a mosque, sampled local delicacies, and participated in a cooking experience in a local kitchen. Stay tuned for further updates and photographs of the students and staff members in action.

20/04/2024

Enjoy the time-lapsed video snippet of the students from Orange competing in a segment of the Great Race urban challenge around Ho Chi Minh City.

20/04/2024

Students from Orange embarked on their "Great Race" challenge in Ho Chi Minh City. Divided into smaller groups, multiple teams vied to complete the race in the quickest time. The race was intentionally structured to immerse students in the local culture and facilitate interactions with local residents. Activities included fact-finding missions, mailing postcards, tasting exotic fruits, navigating streets, and capturing photographic evidence of completed tasks.

Photographs from the event captured the intense concentration on the students' faces and the competitive tension as teams competed against each other.

19/04/2024

One of the students from Orange enters one of the camouflaged entrance hatches to the Cu Chi Tunnel system.

Did you know...In January 1966, Operation Crimp saw approximately 8,000 U.S. and Australian troops embarking on a major offensive targeting the Cu Chi district. The operation involved intensive bombing by B-52 aircraft, which heavily bombarded the jungle area with explosives. Despite the scale of the attack, the operation largely failed to achieve its objectives as most Communist forces had retreated into the vast network of underground tunnels at Cu Chi, evading capture and continuing their operations.

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Enjoy the time-lapsed video snippet of the students from Orange competing in a segment of the Great Race urban challenge around Ho Chi Minh City. #greatrace #amazingrace #urbanchallenge #teambuildingactivity #teambuildingideas

One of the students from Orange enters one of the camouflaged entrance hatches to the Cu Chi Tunnel system. Did you know...In January 1966, Operation Crimp saw approximately 8,000 U.S. and Australian troops embarking on a major offensive targeting the Cu Chi district. The operation involved intensive bombing by B-52 aircraft, which heavily bombarded the jungle area with explosives. Despite the scale of the attack, the operation largely failed to achieve its objectives as most Communist forces had retreated into the vast network of underground tunnels at Cu Chi, evading capture and continuing their operations.

This brief video depicts students from Orange exploring the cultural and religious practices in Vietnam.

For those with an interest in the contemporary history of Vietnam, we recommend watching the brief video we produced titled "Hanoi -War and Peace." This video examines the enduring impact of the Vietnam War—referred to locally as the American War in Vietnam. It captures how the Vietnamese people honour their historical memories while striving towards the future.

A quick snapshot of the Melbourne boys on the beach of Cham Island, in central Vietnam.

The moment has arrived for a student to showcase the method of cooking in the Mekong style. Observe the level of concentration involved. Enjoy the show. #culinarytour #foodtourvietnam #Mekongtour

A video snapshot of the Melbourne-based school beginning their classroom teachings in the Mekong Delta #schoolimmersion #teachingenglish #mekongdeltaschool

Observe a demonstration by a student on the methods the Viet Cong used to conceal themselves within the Cu Chi Tunnels in South Vietnam. The tunnel entrances were camouflaged and intentionally constructed to be very narrow, preventing larger American soldiers from entering. American soldiers of smaller stature who entered these tunnels to search for the Viet Cong were referred to as 'tunnel rats'. Similarly, Australian soldiers encountered a comparable network of tunnels near Vung Tau, in a small village named Long Phuoc. https://edventuretravel.com.au/exploring-australias-role-in-the-vietnam-war/

Discover the Mekong Delta with Edventure Travel. The Mekong Delta, situated in the southwestern region of Vietnam, is a fascinating and ecologically diverse area that holds immense cultural and agricultural significance. Characterised by an intricate network of rivers, canals, and lush green landscapes, the delta covers a vast expanse of over 40,000 square kilometres. It is often referred to as the "Rice Bowl" of Vietnam due to its vital role in rice production, with fertile alluvial soils supporting the cultivation of rice and various other crops. #edventuretravel #mekongdelta

Edventure Travel is delighted to present Vietnam as an exceptional and insightful educational travel destination suitable for school groups. This three-minute video features ten remarkable locations across Vietnam, including Hanoi, Mai Chau, Sapa, Ha Long Bay, Ninh Binh, Hoi An, Vung Tau, the Mekong Delta, Cu Chi Tunnels, and Ho Chi Minh City. For school and special interest groups, we offer a variety of educational experiences that encompass community service projects and immersive activities. These are designed to enrich the curriculum in areas such as society and culture, global politics, history, and humanities. We will be posting photos of a school in action shortly. Stay tuned... #edventuretravel #servicelearning #schooltour

Edventure Travel recently facilitated a six-day service-oriented tour for ISKL in Cambodia. Observe and hear as both staff and students recount their experiences, highlighting the enduring positive contributions they made, including the construction of a brick house for a rural family in urgent need of new housing. #edventuretravel #schooltourcambodia #serviceproject #housebuilding

The Vietnam Service and Cultural Tour 2023 by Hunter Valley Grammar School involved 40 students and staff engaging in various service projects and cultural activities. In Sapa, they contributed to building three houses, aiding local communities in significant ways. Additionally, they provided supplies to a remote school and volunteered at the Vietnam Friendship Village, supporting education and welfare. The tour was also designed to immerse students in Vietnamese culture and test their adaptability and teamwork. Challenges such as an "Amazing Race," a cooking class, a basketboat ride, and pottery making allowed students to delve into the culture, learn new skills, and bond as a team. These activities not only offered fun and excitement but also deepened their understanding of Vietnamese culture and lifestyle. Watch and listen as a student and a staff member recount their experiences and insights. For more information contact: [email protected] [email protected]" rel="ugc" target="_blank">[email protected]

The Coffs Harbour school recently enjoyed an unforgettable elephant encounter in the remote Cambodian province of Mondulkiri. Their half-day visit to the Mondulkiri Project Elephant Sanctuary provided students and staff with a unique opportunity to gain insights into elephants living in their natural habitat. The day commenced with an informative session, followed by the remarkable experiences of feeding and walking alongside the elephants. The ultimate highlight was the chance to unwind in the water with both the elephants and their dedicated trainers. #edventuretravel #elephantexperience #cambodiaschooltour #elephantsanctuary

Edventure Travel specialises in coordinating a range of educational activities and community service projects in Sapa, Vietnam. These projects provide valuable insights into the way of life and traditions of ethnic minorities while making a lasting positive impact. Take a moment to watch our brief video to discover more. #edventuretravel #servicelearning #experiencesapa #sapaschooltours

The students and staff from the Hunter Valley school are excited to display their talents in both house-building and dancing. Enjoy the presentation. #edventuretravel #sapahousebuilding

Japan is an exceptional choice for secondary school tours, combining a rich cultural heritage with modern advancements. As students travel through vibrant cities like Tokyo and Kyoto, they'll experience a perfect blend of age-old traditions and modern technological marvels. Edventure Travel specialises in organising a diverse array of activities, including visits to technology and bullet train museums, engaging taiko drum workshops, performances by apprentice geishas, and exclusive tours of Sumo stables during certain seasons. Additionally, students can participate in ninja experiences, sushi-making and Hiroshima-style pancake cooking classes. The exploration of Hiroshima offers a poignant and thought-provoking experience, as students visit sites and museums related to the Atomic bomb. This part of the tour significantly enhances their understanding of global history, providing a deep and often challenging perspective. #edventuretravel #experiencejapan #japanschooltours

Hear from a girl from the Hunter Valley as she shares her experiences from day two of the group's house-building project in Sapa, Vietnam. #edventuretravel

Here's an additional video showcasing the Brisbane-based school enjoying singing and dancing during their visit to rural Cambodia. #edventuretravel

On their service tour in rural Cambodia, the visiting students from the Brisbane-based school and the local village joyfully engaged in song and dance together. I hope they bring these Khmer dance moves home to show their parents! Sorry about the picture quality. #edventuretravel

During their service tour in rural Cambodia, a group of students from the Brisbane-based school showcased a performance of several songs. Enjoy one song... #edventuretravel

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