Our group leaders work as partners with an exceptional team of local guides to give travellers an insight into stunning Western Thailand - a unique crossroads of culture and custom, jungle and mountains.
Travelling from the border region of Sangklaburi, back towards Bangkok, we use an amazing variety of different local transport and we meet many locals along the way. You will be introduced to a fascinating diversity of Thai, Mon, Karen and Burmese peoples and take part in activities that are of direct benefit to the community:
* In Sangklaburi you will meet the magical Didi and the family of 'Baan Unrak' - home for abandoned mothers and children. They will present their masterful display of Yoga and meditation and also offer you the chance to purchase handicrafts made by elder residents of their home.
* In the Karen village of 'Tiphuyea' you can help teach the local children English, share a fruit feast and stop for a snack at the village community shop. Here the profits are shared amongst the villagers and pay for school lunch for all the students. You will also be introduced to the nimble fingered finery of the Royal silk weaving project, which teaches local ladies new ways to employ ancient skills.
* In Kanchanaburi you'll meet 'Uncle Prawet' and 'Uncle Kiow' the kings of the samlor, 3 wheeled bicycle taxi. Peddlars of peddle power - these local friends enjoy regular work with us, and will spin you a yarn or two about local life.
At the end of our journey travellers may donate any unwanted clothing, medicines and bandages, which are distributed to appropriate local charities.


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