Ecoventure 2010 -- walk the green talk

The time spent in vietnam has been especially enjoyable and im indeed very happy to have made many good friends from NTU and friends from vietnam.

The village stay was short. The reforestations we carried out was meaningful in the sense that it was a seed effort to spur the community into more awareness of the impoverished state of the village. Through the stay, we were fortunate to have the company of the volunteers from ecovietnam.

Especially thankful to Thang, who spend much time explaining the vietnamese words and entertaining my numerous requests, I felt very fortunate to have made a good friend.


The teaching at the school has truly given us an opportunity to contribute to the development of the village. By providing the village children wit education, it gives them a big window to the world. Education is the most important towards breaking the cycle of poverty and I feel that more could be done in this area of education.

Given the opportunity, I would like to bring more friends to spend some fruitful time at the village in order that we may contribute to the less fortunate part of this world and this also allows us to appreciate all that we have in Singapore.