Today GROUND would like to show you around Koh Yao Noi Community.
Participate in an activity-based program in the Muslim village of Koh Yao Noi. You will enjoy handicraft demonstrations, tasting authentic Southern Thai food in a pleasant atmosphere with your hosts.
Baan Bang Rong Community is involved in managing community-based tourism in nine villages of Pa Klok sub-district where villagers make a living out of natural resources and local culture. They engage in artisanal fisheries and farming and host visitors for activities connected to the environment and culture.
As you are visiting Thailand, you might think about what souvenirs, gifts, and mementos you might want to take home with you. Whether you’re buying for friends, family members, or simply just for yourself, here are some ideas you might like.
Service-learning with students maximizes their capacity for growth and resilience. GROUND Asia encourages teachers to work with students individually to develop and deepen the student’s personal knowledge. We present at every stage of the service-learning process to support teachers and their students.
About two hours outside Bangkok, Plean Yod Tarn is an organic coconut farming community in Samut Songkram. Farmers in this region have a reputation for growing some of the best coconuts in Thailand
One of our ongoing community service learning projects focuses on Baan Boon Na in northern Thailand.
Outdoor adventures in Thailand can play a key part in developing students’ resilience and leadership skills. As well as being a whole lot of fun to take part in!
In this educational travel program students will have the chance to join service learning projects with the Karen Hill Tribe people in northern Thailand.
In this educational travel program, students will have the chance to help a rural fishing community in Thailand restore their marine and coastal ecosystems.
The visa exemption rule allows tourists from 55 countries to enter Thailand for 30 days. Plus GROUND Asia’s team is on hand to help you through every step.
