Lang Son is a mountainous province located in Northeast Vietnam, about 154km from Hanoi. Here, Khiri Campus Vietnam has successfully designed and operated some health care programs in some local clinics. These programs invite students to deepen their knowledge and training in global nursing practices. Students will have chances to expand their expertise in local clinics, public through shadowing local health professionals at work and understand more about the health system in Vietnam.

To assist in the community’s development, many student groups come to this area to work with the local families and tradesmen to build kitchens, toilets and bathrooms. The aim is to improve living standards and sanitation in this community. Not only does Khiri Campus try to create valuable learning experiences, but we also try to help the students embrace the culture by cultural activities.

Cocoa garden in Phong Dien district, Can Tho city is one of the must-see destinations for visitors in Can Tho. It is famous not only for various kinds of Southern fruits and cocoa gardens but also for products made manually from cocoa.

Nowadays, it’s not surprising if you visit an English class and see a Vietnamese four-year-old little girl crying and moaning “Mom” in the classroom. Vietnamese parents gradually tend to encourage their kids to learn English when they are just small. English, an international language, is considered a compulsory subject at school in Vietnam. So, why is learning English these days so crucial for children?

Do you know that in Indonesia, we have been practicing social distancing for years? However, this routine has more to do with a belief and is intended to be a time for someone to purify themselves. The practice of self-distancing has occurred a long time ago, primarily done by Hindus. This practice is addressed as Nyepi.