Posted On: 4 December, 2025

Our MSHS Bilingual students embarked on an inspiring 2-day experiential learning trip to Đền hùng, Phú Thọ, where culture, nature, and community came together to create a meaningful journey. More than just travelling, this trip challenged students to explore, collaborate, and open their hearts to new perspectives.
Throughout the experience, students took part in a variety of enriching activities:
Through these experiences, students learned to appreciate nature, understand local heritage, cultivate responsibility, and practice kindness. A truly meaningful journey—one that marks another step of growth for TNISers as they learn through experience and connect with the world around them.



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