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Teaching in Chiang Mai, Thailand Review

The trip was the most fulfilling, enriching and inspiring experience I have ever embarked upon 😊 It is my second time volunteering with IVI and each time I embark on a new teaching journey I seem to learn more, take new things away from the program and leave with new friends from all over the world! I was fortunate enough …

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English Teaching in Hua Hin, Thailand – Review

I really liked the volunteering because it gave me so much insight on Thai culture and also on the school structure. It was interesting to see how different the individual schools and children were. I also really liked socializing with the other volunteers. Comments on local team, food and accommodation The accommodation was good and I also really liked the …

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Construction & Childcare in Hua Hin, Thailand Review

I was in Thailand in Hua Hin. I did the renovation program and childcare. Tell us as much as you can about your trip! Any highlights? What was the volunteering like? It’s an incredible experience that you have to do at least once in your life. It is a great pleasure to help these clerks. They are welcoming and caring …

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Thailand – Construction and Renovation Review

It was amazing! The highlight was definitely the people I met, going exploring through the city of Hua Hin with complete freedom was an absolutely unreal experience. It was truly like a dream, and I am sad to step back into reality. Comments on local team, food and accommodation Smit was the best ever. -Shaunak   Renovation project details in …

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Meet the Elephants at the Elephant Conservation Adventure

In the 1900s, there were about 100,000 elephants in Thailand. Today, there are only 5,000 left (3,000 which are domesticated, and only 2,000 in the wild). As in other parts of Asia, elephants have traditionally been used to work with humans in the logging industry. In 1989, however, this industry was banned in Thailand due to deforestation and thousands of …

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