Hands-on Volunteer l Lend a Hand & Live the Local Way!

United States

4

Chi Thai's home stay was very welcoming. Her parents cooked us food and took us around bun ma thuot and it was very sweet. She made sure we were as comfortable as we could be. Be prepared for it to be hot even in November months! We enjoyed talking about our stories and lives together. It's a good place to stop and take a rest with lots of good food!

about 1 month ago

Switzerland

4

The home and his family took care of everything and were really considerate of me. the home allowed me to improve my English and live a simple life-it was very good. However, there is a lot of free time where you do nothing. Otherwise it was a good experience!

12 months ago

Colombia

5

This experience was very enriching for me. the home and his family are very generous and very kind. They allow you to discover their culture and you feel part of the family.

about 1 year ago

Colombia

5

The home has many projects and some very good ideas to contribute to the development of her community and family. Her knowledge about plants and nature is amazing, you may not be able to proceed all the information she shares. You also will be involved in authentic vietnamese's labors days, so you'll experience the local culture. Be ready to meet the highlands part of vietnam and give a hand to the home ! the home and his family (Chang, Hao, Thrin) are so kind and generous, she is always taking care of you and making you feel at home !

about 1 year ago

Philippines

5

I'll definitely miss the occasional head pats from the home's parents. The rest of the family's warm welcome. And the uncaptured moments of eating together on the floor. Eating together on the ground is usually only done with friends and families while guests are invited to eat at the table. So it was so humbling to be later on invited to eat together like I was part of the family. Such a shame to leave so soon.

about 1 year ago

France

5

I absolutely loved my stay with the home and her family in a village in DakLak province. It was a real opportunity for me to learn more about life in Vietnam. We had some wonderful moments of sharing on different subjects, from the funniest to the most profound. I'd recommend it to anyone who wants to live the Vietnamese way and meet beautiful people ☺️

about 1 year ago

France

5

I spent 2 weeks at the home's where she and her family warmly welcomed us. the home is an extremely human and kind person, very determined to want to have a positive impact on society and with whom we can openly discuss Vietnamese culture, its history, its vision and in exchange, talk about our culture where she shows great interest. It's quite comforting to be surrounded by nature where we eat fruits and vegetables that are grown by the locals or directly from the home's the home and then eat local food. A very good opportunity for those who travel to Vietnam and wish to connect with the locals and nature.

about 1 year ago

United Kingdom

5

My time with the home and her family was brilliant, very welcoming from the moment I arrived. I was well fed here especially by her parents. There is a very good balance between work and downtime as there is plenty of time to relax during the day. The day trips and visits to local street food vendors or to coffee shops around the village allow you to have interactions with locals in a region which doesn't get much tourism while learning about the area. Would recommend!

about 1 year ago

United States

5

This was a great experience. the home has great English skills and is incredibly kind. This was a great way to learn about local culture, as expected, but it was also fascinating hearing about the home's knowledge of plants and philosophy on living. The more you put into something, the more you get out of it, and that is definitely the case here too! Be curious, open-minded, and take the initiative on activities, and it will surely be a fulfilling experience for whoever decides to pay the home a visit!

about 1 year ago

United States

5

It was amazing staying with the home and her family! They made sure everyone was comfortable and well fed. Through this experience, I learned much about sustainable agriculture and ways to implement such practices into larger scale communities. The volunteer work was very manageable and left a lot of free time, which allowed me to interact with and learn more about Vietnamese culture. Overall, an incredibly wonderful stay and a perfect opportunity to slow down and appreciate the small things in life!

about 1 year ago

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