VASers Explore “Happy Farm” and “The Land of Mist” Đà Lạt in Their October Field Trips
October of the 2025–2026 school year became truly special for VASers as students from Primary to Secondary levels eagerly joined their meaningful experiential field trips. While Grades 1–5 enjoyed an exciting “learn and play” day at Happy Farm, Grades 8 and 9 embarked on a memorable 3-day-2-night journey to Dalat, where they explored the beauty of Vietnam’s agricultural heritage.
1. Happy Farm: Experiencing the life of a farmer with respect for agriculture and love for nature
Early in the morning, Primary VASers gathered excitedly for their trip to Happy Farm. Dressed in traditional áo bà ba, they began their adventure with a series of fun activities: visiting the pet garden, collecting duck eggs, catching fish, crossing monkey bridges, balancing on rope bridges, and playing in the wheel playground.
Students checking in on the monkey bridge
Feeding their four-legged friends
Bright smiles holding their proud achievements
Successful egg collectors!
Conquering the swinging bridge challenge together
At the Tropical Garden ecological area, students learned about different crops and traditional farming methods, helping them appreciate the value of farmers’ work and the meaning of labor.
Exploring the Tropical Garden
A delicious buffet lunch featuring familiar dishes such as fried rice, spaghetti, crispy chicken, kimbap, and crab soup re-energized the students before they continued with afternoon activities like wrapping bánh ít (sticky rice cakes), dry slide games, grass sledding, and joining a festive Mid-Autumn celebration.
Wrapping bánh ít – a traditional Vietnamese sticky rice cake
Enjoying cool water games in the swimming pool
Laugh-out-loud moments on the slide
Joining the joyful Mid-Autumn Festival
The trip offered diverse hands-on experiences that nurtured teamwork, responsibility, and a genuine love for nature among young learners.
2. Đà Lạt: Exploring the heritage of Vietnam’s agriculture
For Grades 8 and 9, the Dalat journey began with fascinating stories about the nature and culture of the Central Highlands. Students applied this knowledge, together with AI technology, to tell the story of Vietnamese agriculture through their heritage media project — AGRI TELLING.
VASers checking in at Cầu Đất Tea Hill
On the first evening, students attended one of two impressive performances: “The Fairyland of a Thousand Stars”, a 3D hologram light show recreating the legend of Lạc Long Quân and Âu Cơ, or “The Âu Lạc Epic” water music show — both celebrating Vietnamese culture through stunning art and technology.
Watching the “The Fairyland of a Thousand Stars” light show
Enjoying the water music show “The Âu Lạc Epic”
The second day took them to Cầu Đất Tea Hill and Long Đỉnh Tea Museum, which preserves over a century of Lâm Đồng's tea history. There, students listened to stories of local tea growers, explored the agricultural machinery exhibition, tasted tea, and joined fun mini games.
The scenic Cầu Đất Tea Hill
Joining a mini game to learn about Lâm Đồng’s tea culture
Tasting tea at Long Đỉnh Tea Museum
Making scented pouches with dried tea leaves
On the second night, Secondary VASers enjoyed Gathering Night themed “Tradigition.” They eagerly presented their AGRI TELLING project results, performed entertaining art pieces, and received lovely souvenirs - wrapping up an unforgettable trip filled with creativity and connection.
Gathering Night themed “Tradigition”
From a lively learning day at Happy Farm to an enriching 3-day-2-night exploration in Đà Lạt, October marked a memorable milestone of the school year — a time for VASers to grow, learn, and embrace their love for nature and Vietnamese