LA GI TEACHING 2017

La Gi is a small beach town located in the south of Vietnam. As a village town, La Gi's attractions feel more authentic and closer to a local experience due to its non touristic nature. La Gi will give you the chance to live like a local and learn about life in Vietnam while being able to unwind at its beautiful beaches! Facilities A supermarket is within walking distance (10 -15 minutes walk) and an ATM machine is a bit further but also accessible with a 20 minutes walk. There are many taxis around. You can easily catch a taxi or rickshaw from the main road to reach your destination of choice. There are many local beaches around, which remain quiet during most of the day until the afternoon, when the villagers enjoy unwinding from work/school and head there to relax. Here are a few suggestions for things to do during the weekend: Coco Beach - Located 8 kms outside of La Gi, it can be reached by taxi and is the perfect place for young people. Teenagers and young adults from nearby towns love hanging out here as there is a bar, cozy futons to relax in, hammocks and endless decorations that make it an ideal photo opportunity place. During the evenings, it becomes the ideal spot to hang out in as this beach is famous for its parties, bonfire nights and whatnot. Moreover, it is also a camping place, making it the ideal getaway spot for some relaxing weekend at the beach. Mui Ne - located 80 kilometers from La Gi, it is a famous town known for its beaches and endless sand dunes. Mui Ne is on every traveler's bucket list while in Vietnam for its vibe, its incredible landscapes and its sandboarding opportunities. Ho Chi Minh - Located 4 hours away by bus from La Gi, it is the largest town in Vietnam ideal for those who enjoy the bustle and hustle of Asian towns. It is also the best place to go to for nights out in the famous District 1. Dalat - A bit further afield than the rest but still reachable from La Gi (213 kilometers away). Dalat is another must in Vietnam. Known as 'the city of love'. It is so beautiful that, during the Colonial times, the French dubbed it their favorite destination in the country. The town is filled with pagodas, French architecture, flower gardens and even a 'Crazy House', a gallery, hostel and coffee shop that was built to look like a tree. Aside from enjoying the city, you can also head out of town to numerous waterfalls and stunning nature.