Beyond Borders and Books: GD Goenka Lucknow Students Take an International Tour to Singapore and Malaysia
The students of GD Goenka Public School, accompanied by teachers Ms. Blessy and Ms. Sonia, embarked on a memorable international tour to Singapore and Malaysia. This week long (25 – 31 May) journey offered more than just a change of scenery—it was a dynamic blend of learning, culture, exploration, and fun. From the moment they departed from Lucknow, the excitement was palpable, and the experience proved to be both transformative and unforgettable.
In Singapore, the group immersed themselves in a wide array of attractions that showcased the city’s fusion of nature, tradition, and innovation. From observing wildlife at the ‘Singapore Zoo’ and ‘Night Safari’ to discovering cultural landmarks like the ‘Parliament House’, ‘Merlion’, and ‘Buddha Tooth Relic Temple’, students explored the many layers of the city. ‘Sentosa Island’, ‘Madame Tussauds’, and ‘the Wings of Time’ show added thrills and wonder, while ‘Universal Studios’ brought joy through rides and themed adventures. A visit to ‘Gardens by the Bay’ highlighted environmental innovation, and shopping at ‘Mustafa Centre’ offered lessons in real-world budgeting and cultural interaction.
Crossing into Malaysia, the group was welcomed into Kuala Lumpur’s dynamic culture and urban beauty. A city tour showcased the contrast of colonial architecture and modern marvels.The excursion to ‘Genting Highlands’, along with the spiritual experience at ‘Batu Caves’, left students inspired and reflective. The awe-inspiring Petronas Twin Towers and vibrant shopping at Bukit Bintang offered a fitting conclusion to their Malaysian adventure, blending leisure with independent exploration.
Throughout the trip, students displayed maturity, enthusiasm, and a keen sense of curiosity. The journey became a living classroom where they learned to navigate new environments, respect different cultures, and grow as global citizens. With unforgettable memories, deeper friendships, and broadened perspectives, the trip left a lasting impact that no textbook could ever offer. It was a celebration of learning, adventure, and togetherness.
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