SAFETY &
RESCUE CHALLENGE
2026
Two days of practical learning, team-based scenarios and outdoor rescue skills across the forest and open water of Tri An Lake.
Build confidence for the outdoors.
The Mountain Tribe Safety & Rescue Challenge 2026 is an annual community experience for outdoor enthusiasts, guides, teachers, outdoor professionals, students and anyone who wants to practise safety skills in natural environments.
Through realistic simulations, team challenges and specialist workshops, participants can practise essential skills, learn from one another, strengthen safety awareness and build teamwork.
This is not a professional tournament. It is a shared learning ground for connection, experience and development — and an opportunity to continue your learning journey through The Mountain Tribe’s training programmes.
Event agenda
A practical programme combining workshops, team scenarios and time to connect with the outdoor community.
Day 01 — Saturday, 12 December
Forest skills · First aid · Night operationRegistration & Team Briefing
Check-in, participant kit, equipment check and team allocation.
Opening Ceremony & Safety Protocols
Programme introduction, event rules, safety procedures and support team briefing.
Essentials of Land & Water Rescue
Scene assessment, safe rescue principles, teamwork and emergency communication.
Lunch at Basecamp
A shared lunch and preparation for the afternoon challenges.
Land Navigation & Basic Survival
Map and compass navigation, orienteering, improvised shelter and a simulated fire-making challenge.
First Aid & Jungle Evacuation
Scene assessment, initial first aid, injury stabilisation and safe casualty evacuation.
Dinner & Community Gathering
Share a meal and connect with fellow participants.
Night Search & Rescue Simulation
Search planning, night navigation, radio communication, teamwork and bringing a missing person to safety.
Day 02 — Sunday, 13 December
Water safety · Rescue mission · RecognitionBreakfast at Basecamp
Breakfast and preparation for the water-based programme.
Water Safety & Basic Rescue Techniques
Lake risk assessment, victim approach, self-rescue, peer support and rescue equipment.
Water Rescue Scenario at Tri An Lake
Kayak capsize drill, assisting a person in distress, towing techniques and teamwork on the water.
Lakeside Lunch
Lunch by the lake before the final team mission.
Comprehensive Land & Water Rescue Mission
An integrated scenario combining forest terrain, water, first aid, navigation, teamwork, risk management and decision-making.
Awards & Recognition
Outstanding team performance, teamwork, safety culture, individual contribution and The Mountain Tribe Spirit.
Closing & Group Photo
Reflections, group photo and community connection.
Ticket & fees
Choose your ticket and add the support services you need for your stay at TMT Basecamp.
- Access to all workshops, challenges and activities
- Meals: 2 lunches, 1 breakfast and 1 dinner
- Safety equipment for use during the event
- Participant kit: event T-shirt and commemorative badge
- Certificate of completion
Per person, per night. Tent, mattress, sleeping bag, toilet and shower facilities. 500,000 VND
For participants who do not have their own personal rescue equipment. 400,000 VND
Please select any add-ons in the registration form. The organiser will confirm availability and arrangements.
Register your interest.
Complete the form below. Your registration details will be prepared as a message to The Mountain Tribe via WhatsApp.
Preparedness matters.
The event is designed around practical learning and community connection rather than competition results. Participants are expected to follow organiser instructions and safety procedures throughout the programme.
Participant notes
- For participants aged 18+ or as approved by the organiser.
- Participants should be in suitable health for outdoor activities.
- The Competitor Handbook, equipment checklist and detailed guidance will be sent after registration.
- All activities follow the principle: Safety First – Learn Together – Challenge Yourself.
Learn together. Be ready to help.
Bring your curiosity, practise your skills and connect with a community that values safer outdoor experiences.
Register for 12–13 December