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Description
We are a group of four friends transforming a peaceful, shady, streamside property into a co-living and community space that welcomes travelers eager to exchange ideas and learn with us. Located in a quiet area of Chiang Rai, the project is being developed step-by-step in collaboration with local craftspeople.
I handle the design of the buildings, the site layout, and activities, as well as material sourcing. None of the four of us draw a salary from this project, as we all have our own primary careers.
We work alongside one local skilled craftsman and an assistant.
You do not need any specific professional skills or prior experience to join us; simply come ready to share experiences and live together in this space—or even pursue a project of your own. -
Types of help and learning opportunities
Language practice
Help with Eco Projects
Light gardening
Creative DIY projects
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Interests
Pets
Sustainability
Technology
LGBTQ
Politics / Social justice
Photography
Art & design
Cycling
Camping
Nature -
UN sustainability goals this host is trying to achieve
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Cultural exchange and learning opportunities
At our project, we believe cultural exchange happens through everday life rather than in a classroom.
Volunteers can experience the simple lifestyle of Northern Thailand, work alongside local craftsmen,exchange languages, cultures, and travel stories, and share their own skills with the team.
If you're interested in coffee, crafts, cycling, healthy food, or slow living, we'd be happy to learn from each other. -
Help
Our project is still in its early stager, and we're building a small bar and community space for travelers, remote workers, and local peple.
Most of the work involves simple DIY projects alongside local craftsmen, such sa woodworking, painting, gardening, decorating, taking care of plants, and creating a welcoming atmosphere. -
Languages
Languages spoken
English: BeginnerThis host offers a language exchange
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Accommodation
AT this stage of the project, Volunteers stay ind private Tiny House on Wheels, a small trailer convered into a cozy sleeping cabin.
The bathroom, shower, and kitchen are located in a separate buiding just a few steps from the cabin. During the day, the bathroom and shower may slso be used by local craftsmen working on the project. In the evening and at night, they are mainly for volunteer.
The cabin includes a comfortable bed, electricity, and a fan. The shower is equipped with a gas water heater. A shared washing machine is also available for volunteers to use.
The accomodation is simple, clean, and ideal for people who enfoy living close to nature.
We provide three meals a day, and we can cook together; if volunteers would like to take turns cooking, that is an option. Depending on the occasion, we might also go out for street food for some meals. -
What else ...
On your days off, you can reax by the creek, explore the local village, cycle through the countryside, or visit the local market, temples, and cafe in Mae Chan.
We provide free bicycles for volunteers to expolore the nearby area and enjoy the countrysiede at arelaxed pace.
If you'd like to trave futher, Chiang Rai city, Doi Tung, Mae Fah Luang Garden, tea plantations, and the Mae Sai border are all within about 30-60 minutes. Anearby neighbour also rents motormike for around THB 350 per day. Fuel costs are the responsibilbiry of the renter.
Our project is close to the main road, making it easy to travel by local bus between Chiang Rai and Mae Sai or by GreenBus from Chiang Mai.We're always hapy to recommend local attractions, restaurants, and cycling routes. -
A little more information
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Internet access
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Limited internet access
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We have pets
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We are smokers
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Can host families
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Can host digital nomads
Our project is suitable for traverers and remote workers who are lookng for a peaceful place close to nature, while still having easy access to the local community and the city
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Space for parking camper vans
Our project is still in its early stage, so we don't have permanent accomodation yet, For now, volunteers stay in Tiny House on Wheels, a small traliler that has been converter into private sleeping cabin The bathroom, shower and kitchen are shared facilities, Hosts and volunteers live together, share the space, and help take care of the place in a simple and friendly environment.
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How many Workawayers can stay?
One
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My animals / pets
Cha 0m
Cha-om is our resident dog and has been with us since we rescued him as a puppy during a Bike Touring Trip.
He is now 8 years old and is friendly, gentle, and used to people. He may bark when someone new arrives, but it's simply his way of letting us know. Once he gets to know you, he quickly becomes relaxed and friendy-especially if you have snack.
Ff you enjoy being around dogs, Cha-om will probably become one of your companions during your stay at ComeMoon.
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