Today was our final day in Hoi An and everyone througly enjoyed the opportunity to recharge the batteries before flying out to Ho Chi Minh City tomorrow morning. Tonight we reflect on the past 13 days and hear from another seven students about their most memeroable moments so far.
Matt -My favourite part of the trip had to be the over night train ride, our little cabin consisted of 4 boys not intending to sleep. It was a bumpy but memorable ride with some of my greatest friends. It is a time I will never forget.
Elle – 100% my favourite moment of the trip was nailing in the final wall of the house and stepping back to see our work finally completed. Talking with the family and learning a bit of history was interesting. Although it was the favourite, it was also the saddest and most appreciated.
Leah – My most memorable moment of the whole trip would be abseiling because it was such an exhilarating experience that I had never done before and I was challenged to do something that scared me, but I’m happy I did it and wish I could do it again.
Lucy – Creating an extremely strong bond with our tour guide, Hoang, who we nicknamed Quamie. He is such a legend because he puts us first, has taught us so much about his beloved country and has a sense of humour that we all appreciate.
Aussie – My favourite part of the trip so far has been the bike ride in Hue, where we went to the colosseum of fighting tigers and elephants and after that we visited an incense market stall where I bought multiple scents of incense.
Liam – The best part of the trip has been visiting the temples and pagodas. I felt like I really understood the religion of the country and the importance it had and still has to the Vietnamese people.
Cal – When all eight boys had a night out in Hue and we went to a family restaurant, along the main dining strip, where we were able to use a pool table and awesome speakers all for ourselves.
