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In Their Own Words: The Roadmonkey Experience

I was hoping for a trip through which I would learn about and participate in another culture and be challenged mentally, emotionally and physically in a relatively safe format. The Roadmonkey trip fulfilled and, then, wildly exceeded all my expectations. — Chelsea, Boulder, Colo. (Vietnam 2009)

This was an amazing experience. It was an absolute travel highlight - an experience of a lifetime with amazing individuals. — Susan, New York (Tanzania 2009)

I definitely experienced the “unbearable lightness of being” feeling many times on the bike path, as we sped up and down hills, through the gorges, and over the rice paddies.  Awesome does not begin to capture the emotion. — Philip, Los Angeles (Vietnam 2008)

Roadmonkey delivered as promised and then some—a challenging, unique, kick-a** adventure paired with a wonderful, fun charitable effort where you really worked hard, both of which were very rewarding. — Christine, New York (Tanzania 2009)

I was really impressed in nearly every respect. The trip was fun, challenging, exciting, hands-on, hands-dirty, heart-warming, heart-stopping, authentic, inimitable, and exactly the kind of adventure i was counting on. — Abi, New York (Vietnam 2009)

I admired what you brought together. You put the product out there and delivered. Well done. — Conrad, North Carolina (Vietnam 2008)

I couldn’t have asked for a more amazing group of people to have shared such an adventure with. I learned so much from all y’all, and I’m better for it. — Rollie, Colorado (Tanzania 2009)

I thought that the group dynamic was fantastic. I did not expect to like everyone on the trip so much and I thought you were just being cheesy in the promo stuff about how we’d make friends for life, but I think that I actually did make a few.  — Vanessa, Boston (Vietnam 2008)