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Suraj Joshi

I haven’t traveled all that much, however that amount I have, I have used in a way to explore everything in sight. I have gone on several hiking trips, some just hiking and others more than that, but every time was the best. I absolutely love exploring, traveling and learning about other cultures. I have such any interest in every single one of these things and wish I can apply them to my future job some day. Although,I am already looking into my future that will soon be right around the corner. Exploring is my favorite, but can never be successful without traveling to new places, and traveling is the best way to learn about other cultures. Therefore, these things go hand in hand, and are definitely a huge and important part of my future, hopefully . i was also planing for vietnam then then i came across to a story. i would be really greatful.if i get a chance to win this ticket .

RISHABH MEHTA

Traveling has always been a way for me to get out of my comfort zone, and I knew traveling to Vietnam would be no different. This trip will be more than just discovering new places—it will be an opportunity for me to grow in ways I can’t even fully anticipate. The rich and diverse culture of Vietnam is something I am interested in experiencing for myself. Whether trying street food in Hanoi or learning about local traditions, I know this trip will expand my understanding of the world. Reading about a place is one thing, but living in it even briefly is quite another. By interacting with people and their way of life, I will gain a new appreciation for different cultures, which will make me more open-minded and empathetic. I read about the history of Vietnam, especially the Vietnam War, but visiting places like the Cu Chi Tunnels and the War Relics Museum gives us an unseen perspective Seeing these places and hearing stories from Vietnamese people would defy logic if I have about history and it has helped me look at the nuances of the world more. It’s one thing to learn about history in class; It’s another thing to live where it happened. The natural beauty of Vietnam is something I’m really looking forward to. Whether it’s the serene rice terraces of Sapa or the stunning waters of Ha Long Bay, I know I’ll be more connected to the landscape. This trip will remind us of the importance of preserving the environment and inspire us to live in a sustainable manner. Being in nature always clears my mind, and I believe that Vietnam will give me more opportunities to think. Traveling in a country where I don't speak the language and know nothing will be difficult, but I am ready for it. Every time I figure out how to navigate a new situation—whether it’s ordering food or finding my way around a busy city—it gives me confidence. These small victories will remind me that I can handle whatever life throws my way. Ultimately, I knew this trip would give me time to figure out what was most important to me. When I’m away from home routines and distractions, I have space to reflect on my values and goals. Seeing how people live in Vietnam, often focused on family and community, can inspire me to reevaluate my own priorities. I hope to come home not only with memories, but with a clear sense of purpose. Ultimately, this trip to Vietnam will be more than just exploring a new country. It will be a journey of personal growth—learning, reflection, and a better version of myself. I’m excited to see how this experience will change me and help me understand myself and the world a little better.

Lokesh Kataria

My dream is to experience the beauty and culture of Vietnam by immersing myself in its food and nature. Vietnam’s cuisine is a vibrant reflection of its history, geography, and the passion of its people. I imagine walking through the bustling streets of Hanoi, savoring a bowl of fragrant pho, the perfect balance of herbs, spices, and savory broth. In every dish, from banh mi to spring rolls, there’s a story of tradition, innovation, and the connection between land and people. The street food culture, with its lively night markets and open-air stalls, fascinates me. I dream of tasting the crispy banh xeo in Ho Chi Minh City or enjoying fresh seafood along Vietnam’s endless coastline, while interacting with the vendors and chefs who put their heart into every meal. Beyond the food, Vietnam’s natural landscapes call to me. I long to explore Ha Long Bay, where towering limestone cliffs rise majestically from emerald waters, offering a serene escape from the world. I picture myself floating through the Mekong Delta’s labyrinth of rivers, witnessing life unfold along the waterways—markets, farms, and homes all interwoven in a beautiful rhythm. I dream of visiting the rice terraces of Sapa, where green fields stretch as far as the eye can see, sculpted into the mountains by generations of farmers. In Hoi An, I would cycle through peaceful villages, absorbing the charm of a countryside that seems to exist in perfect harmony with its people. Vietnam’s food and nature are deeply intertwined, and my dream is to explore this connection. From the farm-fresh ingredients used in daily cooking to the sustainable farming practices that respect the land, Vietnam exemplifies the symbiosis between humans and their environment. I want to document this journey through photographs and stories, capturing the vibrancy of its street markets, the serenity of its landscapes, and the warmth of its people. With Vietjet, I hope to turn this dream into reality—to explore Vietnam’s diverse food culture and breathtaking nature and share these experiences with the world. Vietnam is a land of contrasts and wonders, where every meal, every landscape, and every interaction holds a story, and I long to be a part of it.