DALAT City Kids Ultimate Adventures | DaLat SufferFest™ 2020
DALAT City Kids Ultimate Adventures | DaLat SufferFest™ 2020
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Kids Ultimate Adventures | DaLat SufferFest™ 2020
Saturday, 29 February 2020 (08:00 AM - 06:00 PM)
Tuyen Lam Lake, City Da Lat, Lam Dong Province
Ticket Price: 816,000 VND (To be able to participate in SufferFest Kids Ultimate Adventures, you have to be from 2 to 10 years old)
Pioneering kids developments through exciting outdoor educational activities and challenges. Children ages 2 to 12 are free to create, promote leadership, gain team spirit and explore character and physical growth. Learn love for our natural world through the science of natural arts and outdoor sports.
Kids Ultimate Adventures provides a playground of experiences for kids so parents can participate comfortably at their own SufferFest races of choice without worry. Bring the whole family and share the memories and the stories together.
BOZO Ventures is the premier adventure lifestyle company in Vietnam. Led by seasoned professionals who share a passion for outdoor adventure, health and fitness. BOZO Venture’s mission is to transform Vietnam through creative, fun and inspiring sports and race events. Our core philosophy emphasizes camaraderie, teamwork and the outdoors as a way to live, laugh and have fun through fitness and friendship.
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