Volunteer in an organic farm hidden away from the noise of the city!

Italy

5

I stayed on this farm for a week and met many volunteers from all over the world. We did some work in the mornings (cutting bamboo with a machete, gardening) and took part in many activities (visiting a primary school for the children's day, hitchhiking to a hot spring, watching the village sports competition). The food is vegetarian, so healthy and delicious :). Just be aware that you sleep in a bamboo house, so it gets really cold at night. I would highly recommend this farm if you want to experience a very local and humble life. It really makes you appreciate the simple things in life <3

over 1 year ago

Germany

5

Staying on the farm was an extraordinary and beautiful experience for me. the farm's wife Dang cooked very well for us every day. There is no electricity on the farm. Showering with cold water is possible. Spending the night in the hut was an experience. I loved listening to the sounds of nature in the morning. Meditation was a beautiful and new experience for me. Sitting by the fire in the evening was very chilling. Thank you for the two trips. Work was easy and not that much. If you like simple life close to the nature it's the right place. Thanks for all the farm's family:)

over 1 year ago

Hungary

5

The farm is the perfect place to escape the city and get an authentic experience. The family is really nice and welcoming. We did walking meditation in the morning and sitting meditation in the evening by the fire, and there were some work/activity and chill time in between. the farm took us on a jungle trip, which was really exciting. We also got to learn about Thailand and Buddhism. But you have to keep in mind that it can get really cold after the sun sets! Loved our little time there, all in all good experience for sure. Thank you❤️

over 1 year ago

United Kingdom

5

Volunteering on this farm is an eye opening experience. It is great for exposing yourself to a different way of life. There was not a huge amount of farm work whilst I was there but we did lots of other activities like working at a school and trekking through the forest. However, staying at the farm is not easy so be warned: the nights are very cold, there is no hot water, and meals are repetitive. But if you are looking for an opportunity to live like the locals then this if for you!! (Bring warm layers, torches, power banks and toilet paper)

over 1 year ago

United States

5

I really loved this experience! There is no electricity and you sleep in small wooden bungalows so be prepared to rough it a little bit. It can get cold at night so bring sweatshirts and sweatpants. The work is not difficult and many days we went on excursions to nearby schools, events, or hot springs. the farm, Phone, and Dang are not always super social at first, but if you talk with them they are always happy to tell you about life in Thailand! The food is all vegetarian and Dang is very considerate of other dietary restrictions if necessary. Overall I highly recommend this farm!!

over 1 year ago

China

5

Definitely one of the best and most memorable experiences I've ever had during my travels. I learnt so much about the land, the culture and from the farm and his family. I would recommend to any traveler who wishes to experience and learn about a sustainable, peaceful and fulfilling way to live a life with nature.

over 1 year ago

Germany

5

The farm was my first experience with Worldpackers and volunteering in general and I couldn't wish for a better one!! the farm, Dang (his wife), Phone (his daughter) are friendly and helpful people. Dangs food is great and she showed us how to make bamboo sticky rice and papaya Salad. They have a Dog and he was my highlight. We did many activities like driving to a Tempel, get in touch with locals and monks, a sleepover in a school for the Thai student day etc… 🙏🏽

over 1 year ago

Germany

5

I really enjoyed my stay at the farm! The whole family is super friendly and supportive. Dangs food is amazing and everyday something new. I learnt a lot about farming, buddhism and the local life. the farm took us also to a temple celebration and to a school - so we saw a lot of the local life and got in touch with them. I recommend this stay when you are intrested to get a better connection to nature and want to learn more about thai culture.

over 1 year ago

Argentina

5

This was my first solo experience, many kilometers away from my comfort zone. I traveled with doubts, not knowing that a new home was waiting for me: the farm, Dang, Phon and 6 incredible volunteers I met. Thats how I felt, at home, grateful and happy. Its An experience that involves stepping out of the ordinary and learning to live with the basics. Yet, I learned more than I expected with them- their culture, kindness and simplicity. If you want a real thai experience, and want to live as a local this experience is perfect for you. the farm will recibe you as part of their family🤍

over 1 year ago

Poland

5

The stay at the farm's Farm was a great experience and my first one as a volunteer! I stayed there for a week with the two of my friends and some other volunteers. the farm, his wife Den and their daughter Phone are lovely hosts. We worked for a few hours a day on the farm in exchange for for an accommodation in bungalows with mosquito nets and plentiful of delicious food cooked by Den. We got to Lear more about Buddhist meditation and we were able to explore the area as well as da long day hike in the jungle with the farm. It was a great way to immerse ourselves in Thai culture:)

over 1 year ago

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