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Volunteer in Thailand

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Placement Types

  • Business/Professional
  • Construction
  • Education
  • Environment/Nature
  • ESL Teacher
  • Healthcare
  • Other
  • Social Work

AmeriSpan offers Volunteer placements in Thailand

THAILAND borders Malaysia, Myanmar (Burma), Laos, and Cambodia. The east coast also lies along the Gulf of Thailand while the west coast joins with the Andaman Sea. Because of its many neighbors, each region has a distinct feel unlike any of the others. In the center is Bangkok, the melting pot of traditional cultures and modern influences. In the northern provinces, the traditional Hill Tribe culture can still be seen in the mountainside. The northeast, known as the poorest region of Thailand, is often neglected by tourists but it holds some of the greatest treasures in Thailand. Along the southern coasts lie the pristine beaches popular for sunbathing and rock climbing on its limestone cliffs. The southern tip is best known for its Muslim influences and political unrest. Despite their different backgrounds, Thai people are all characterized by their warm welcoming smiles.

With its breathtaking natural beauty and warm and hospitable people, Thailand remains one of the most popular South Asian destinations for tourists. Thailand is divided into four natural regions: The mountains and forests of the North; the vast rice fields of the Central Plains; the semiarid farm lands of the Northeast plateau; and the tropical islands and long coastline of the Southern peninsula. Thailand is the only Southeastern Asian country that was never colonized. You can find remnants of almost 1000 years of history all through the country. Thai is the national language but English is fairly widespread.

Our volunteer program invites you to explore this Southeast Asian paradise while contributing to local communities. There are placements in Phitsanulok and Singburi as well as other neighboring provinces. Volunteers have the option to work on the elephant or horse projects, or with locals in orphanages, schools and more.

Thailand Volunteer Locations:

Phitsanulok, Singburi and neighboring provinces.


Thailand Language Classes:

1 week Language & Culture


AmeriSpan Tip:

Take some time before or after the volunteer project to relax on the world famous beaches!

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