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I am Thai & vegan. I have my own garden and it is located in Krasang, Satuek district, Buriram Province, Thailand. It is a food forest farm which has 10 Rais and full of trees, bamboos, bananas, herbs, local vegetables and local trees. I like sustainable food and permaculture. In my community has 10 families, 50 people. It is 30 Kms from Satuek district. We cook local food,snacks and eat together with volunteers as the same family. I would like to have volunteers to help me on my farm for example making compost with dried leaves, digging the soil to make vegetables bed, planting vegetables and fruit trees, watering the garden, design the eco system garden and etc. Thank you very much for interesting my projects. I would like to build a better world.
While you stay at the place please kindly get up at 07.00 am. The weather is too hot so we start working early in the morning until 12.00 pm. Then take a break until 03.00 pm. After that, we go to the farm and work for a short hours.
Also, we serve only local organic vegan meal which full of nutrients. We get fresh organic fruits and vegetables from our farm to cook healthy food.
How to get to Buriram? There are 3 options to go to my farm
Option 1 By Plane from DonMaung Airport to Buriram Airport
Option 2 By train from Hua Lampong train Station, Bangkok to Buriram Province then connect the van from Buriram bus station to Satuek district. After that get the motorcycle taxi in front of Bangkok Bank, Satuek branch.
Option 3 By Bus from Mochit Bus Station, Bangkok to Satuek District then rent motorcycle taxi at Bangkok Bank to the farm.
Remark: I can pick you up from SATUK district and drop off when you return, please kindly support my gas fee 600 THB (20$) for the round trip.
Also, my farm is near Surin province that you can connect to Siem Reap, Cambodia. It's 50 Kms from my Garden to Surin province. I charge for gas fee 750 THB for one way ($25), 1,500 THB for round trip (50$)Types of help and learning opportunities
Charity Work
Art Projects
Help with Computers/ Internet
UN sustainablity goals this host is trying to achieve
Cultural exchange and learning opportunities
Volunteers can learn how to make vegetable beds, compost, grow vegetables&trees. Also, they can learn how to make Thai local food, snacks,local wine, organic veggies noodles, soy sauce, peanut sauce, Tofu, transform products from our garden and etc.
We can teach only Local Vegan Cuisine and vegetarian.Projects involving children
This project could involve children. For more information see our guidelines and tips here.
Help
We are looking for great volunteers to help out on our farm, with food forest project, building, watering plants, water systems, vegetables bed, biochar charcoal and planting. Volunteers help 5 hours a day and the rest of the time you can join how to cook local vegan food & snacks, making organic veggies noodles and other activities.
Languages
Languages spoken
English: Fluent
Lao: Fluent
Thai: Fluent
Khmer: Intermediate
Japanese: Beginner
Chinese (Others): BeginnerThis host offers a language exchange
This host has indicated that they are interested in sharing their own language or learning a new language.
You can contact them directly for more information.Accommodation
We sleep in the tent under the forest at my Green Garden which is in our farm. We have local food for volunteers. Volunteers can get vegetables, fruit in our farm for cooking by themselves during they live with us.
What else ...
Volunteers can visit villages, temple and organic Sugarcane Farm.
A little more information
Internet access
Limited internet access
We have pets
We are smokers
Can host families
Can host digital nomads
Our garden has WiFi for volunteers! Or volunteers can buy Thai SIM card.
Space for parking camper vans
Bikes
Can possibly accept pets
I allow pets to the farm.
How many Workawayers can stay?
More than two
Hours expected
Maximum 5 hours a day, 5days a week
Feedback (13)
She teaches a lot about permaculture, sustainability and every day she made sure I had something new to do/ learn.
She is a lot of times very helpful, happy and thankfull for the help.
But when I did something wrong of I asked a question sometimes she seemed a… read more
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She teaches a lot about permaculture, sustainability and every day she made sure I had something new to do/ learn.
She is a lot of times very helpful, happy and thankfull for the help.
But when I did something wrong of I asked a question sometimes she seemed a… read more
work is not easy but people don't get bored.
Lifestyle is completely different from my own lifestyle in Japan but I learned lots of things from Green Garden.
she gave me many opportunities to learn Thai traditional culture.
I can't describe how much I learned from her.
thank you, Green.
she very welcome… read more
While on the farm, I taught Green some social… read more
Life on the farm is quite demanding. The volunteers are led to fully experience the real lifestyles of Thai peasants. Therefore, comfort may seem basic to some (we slept in tents or under a shelter with a mosquito net) but… read more
We spent 8 days in the lovely care of this host and what a wonderful 8 days this was! Angel took us under her wing from the moment she picked us up and gave so much support throughout! We would lie if I said the work wasn’t hard but it was sooooooo rewarding and we… read more
She lives in connection with the nature, waking up with or before the sun, and going… read more
We stayed with her neighbor, Pipao and her lovely family. You have… read more
General Intro: It has been an amazing and lovely experience in some many ways with Green and her diverse projects! I am writing this review 7AM just sitting in front of a beautiful green farm and rice fields, surrounded by the sound of crickets, hanging bananas and moving trees. I would have loved to stay longer to keep… read more