What to learn in Vietnam
3 things worth learning in Vietnam, spread across 3 cities — taste, make and move. Costs run from $150 to $800 for the typical stay, with the middle of the range around $250. The cheapest way in is vietnamese street food cooking in Hanoi, from $150. Most of it is best between February to April. 1 of the 3 end in a named certification rather than just experience.
- Options
- 3
- From
- $150
- Typical length
- 6 days
- Certified
- 1 of 3
3 cities
median $250
1–30 day range
end with a named qualification
All 3 in Vietnam
Within reach of Vietnam
Closest by distance, not by border. If you are already flying this far, these are near enough to stack onto the same trip.
Farm, Food & Drink
Rice farming and Lao cooking
Luang Prabang, Laos
2–21 days · $250 – $600
Best Nov-Mar
Craft & Artisan
Khmer stone carving and ceramics
Siem Reap, Cambodia
3–45 days · $300 – $800
Best Nov-Mar
Martial Arts & Movement
Muay Thai training camp
Chiang Mai, Thailand
7–180 days · $400 – $900
Best Nov-Feb
Elsewhere in Southeast Asia
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