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Climbing Villarrica Volcano in Pucón as one of the first stops on our Patagonia road trip was honestly insane. Because it’s one of the most active volcanoes in South America, the whole experience feels a lot more serious than a typical hike. We had to check in the day before for a full safety briefing, going through all the gear like crampons, ice axes, and poles, and learning what to do if you slip on the snow (which, trust me, happens more than you think). Then on the actual day, it starts early like before sunrise early. You’re hiking up in the dark with a headlamp, slowly watching the sky change as you gain altitude, which already feels pretty surreal. The climb itself is definitely challenging, especially once the incline kicks in and you’re walking on snow and ice. If you’ve got a decent level of fitness, it’s very doable but it’s still a proper grind. Step by step, with crampons digging into the ice, just trying to keep a steady rhythm all the way up. We didn't end up reaching the top unfortunately, but you'd literally be standing on an active volcano, sometimes (in extremely rare cases) even seeing smoke coming out of the crater, it’s one of those moments that doesn’t quite feel real. And then comes the best part, the way down. Instead of hiking all the way back, you get to slide down sections of the volcano using a sled. It sounds simple, but it’s so much fun. After such a tough climb, it’s the perfect payoff and honestly one of the most fun descents we’ve ever done.

For intrepid explorers, the Peru Rainbow Mountain is a must-visit adventure! Ascending above 5,200 meters, you'll encounter a vibrant display of colors, forged by ancient volcanic activity. The hike features a moderate incline, but don’t underestimate the challenge—thinning air can make each breath a test of endurance and altitude sickness a common hurdle. Yet, the breathtaking views at the summit more than make up for it! We capped our adventure with fun selfies alongside alpacas sporting stylish sunnies, while the stunning Red Valley offered a perfect backdrop. This experience is not just a hike; it’s an unforgettable journey. Highly recommended for thrill-seekers!

VinWonders Phu Quoc is easily the best out of all the VinWonders parks we’ve visited. The park is divided into several zones, and each one feels quite different. The Adventure Park has some genuinely thrilling rides, not just for show, but actually fast and intense, which really surprised us. The waterpark was the highlight for us. The slides are tall, exciting, and just really fun overall. One thing to keep in mind though, there are weight limits on some rides, so if you’re too light you might not be able to go on certain slides. But honestly, there are so many options that it still feels like one day isn’t enough to try everything. There’s also a massive aquarium with mermaid performances at designated times, which is a cool experience, especially if you time it right. And to top it all off, the night show happens every evening and it’s epic. Fire effects, huge projections, and just a really well-produced performance. Definitely one of the best night shows we’ve seen.