Hành trình 5 châu: Âu, Á, Mỹ, Phi, Úc. Chặng 1: Cam-Việt-Thái-Lào
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ngaoca
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Đúng là ra đi là một cách hữu hiệu để rời bỏ nhưng định kiến cũ. Trung Quốc hoàn toàn khác so với những gì mà tôi nghĩ, và chắc cũng khác nhiều so với những suy tường mà những người chưa đi TQ đang có trong đầu đại loại như " bạn đi cẩn thận coi chừng bị làm bánh bao đấy ! " người Trung Quốc ki bo lắm". "người TQ ghét người Vn lắm".....v.v.v....và hàng tá những định kiến đại loại như trên.
Sau 1 tuần lễ lăn lộn trên đất Quảng -China, tôi thấy họ hỏi "....lại nả.." tôi luôn nói "Día Nạn". Họ ồ lên rồi "hạo hạo" và có nước miễn phí, có cơm miễn phí, dễ dàng xin hạt dưa, thuốc lá ở người địa phương, dễ dàng hỏi đường, tôi chỉ cần "Nỉ hạo" "Chỉnh quân" ......... "Chai nả". Thế là họ chỉ nhưng cả hiểu gì cả, chỉ việc nhìn tay họ hướng nào rồi đi theo hướng ấy thôi.
Việc ngủ bụi ở TQ cũng như ở VN không dễ dàng như Thái, Lào, Cam, nhưng cảm giác an toàn cao hơn VN chút(do có nhiều cảnh sát trực đêm, có nhiều camera, dân vo gia cư thân thiện, hiền lành hơn) .
Sau 1 tuần lễ lăn lộn trên đất Quảng -China, tôi thấy họ hỏi "....lại nả.." tôi luôn nói "Día Nạn". Họ ồ lên rồi "hạo hạo" và có nước miễn phí, có cơm miễn phí, dễ dàng xin hạt dưa, thuốc lá ở người địa phương, dễ dàng hỏi đường, tôi chỉ cần "Nỉ hạo" "Chỉnh quân" ......... "Chai nả". Thế là họ chỉ nhưng cả hiểu gì cả, chỉ việc nhìn tay họ hướng nào rồi đi theo hướng ấy thôi.
Việc ngủ bụi ở TQ cũng như ở VN không dễ dàng như Thái, Lào, Cam, nhưng cảm giác an toàn cao hơn VN chút(do có nhiều cảnh sát trực đêm, có nhiều camera, dân vo gia cư thân thiện, hiền lành hơn) .
lequangquyen
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May mắn sẽ đến với cậu ! khi nào cậu trở lại VN chắc sẽ có nhiều chia sẻ về TQ ...
locnguyenlv
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Nghe tên topic kinh hãi, nhìn lại ngày 6/6/2013 bạn mới đặt chân vào TQ. Nghĩa là mới nước thứ 4. Vậy dự định khi nào đi đủ 5 châu vậy bạn? Để mình cố gắng theo dõi topic. Lúc đầu hay hay, về sau bị loay hoay vụ visa TQ hơi nhạt.
0xiangjiao0
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Sao lại cho mấy câu hỏi kích thích trí tò mò thế này cậu ơi
)Dạo này ko viết bài à? Up lên cho mọi người đọc với chứ!!
ngaoca
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Mình đã trở về Bắc Thái Lan đang tìm wwoof để tịnh dưỡng và viết bài cho các bạn đọc. Bạn nào rãnh dịch giùm mình thông tin của các host.
WWOOF Host listing for THAILAND
Number of hosts for THAILAND = 28
Found 28 hosts
Number of records shown = 28
BAAN WASUNTHARA
Wilat and Lesley Junlakan
Web : Facebook page: Baan Wasunthara Country : THAILAND
Region : Chiang Mai
Host ID : THA024
Host details, photos and maps
LOCATION : In traditional farming community 15 kms from centre of Chiang Mai, Northern Thailand
TRAVEL : plane/train/coach
Looking for reliable, committed WWOOFers, especially solos or twosomes. More than 2 at a time not accepted. Organic, self-sufficiency project of one hectare in Chiang Mai, owned by Wilat (Thai) and Lesley (British),with a rice paddy; ponds and irrigation canals for fishing; geese, hens and ducks (for eggs); and vegetables, fruit and herbs. Opposite a temple, with mountain views all around. The project is still under development, with plans for future expansion to include the rearing of insects (for food). Generally breakfast and lunch are eaten with the family, while dinner is self-catering. Wilat and Lesley are fish/seafood eating vegetarians but have no objections if WWOOFers want to cook other things for dinner. Within the framework of a two-week minimum stay with no maximum, the average day includes a little general help in the garden before breakfast; three hours in the morning; and around three hours in the afternoon, with two days off a week. However, Wwoofers should be prepared to be flexible: this is not a '9 to 5' situation! The type of work depends on the season, there always being a certain amount of "yard work" needing to be done to keep everywhere looking neat and tidy. Wilat is getting involved with local organic groups and also with alternative energy projects: e.g. he now uses a solar dessication unit for preserving spare produce, drying seeds etc .
BIRD NEST HOUSE / DOCUMENTARY ARTS ASIA
ryan libre
Web : www.baanrungnok.blogspot.com Country : THAILAND
Region : Chaing Mai / north
Host ID : THA026
Host details, photos and maps
LOCATION : Bird's nest (15 min walk outside a small thai village) Gallery (15 min walk from Chiang Mai gate)
TRAVEL : Bird's Nest (truck from chaing mai once a day at noon, then 15 min walk.)
2 projects in one. A adobe homestead and a documentary photo gallery. We are a working photographer / film maker (ryan) and a natural builder (Non) who is setting up our adobe house, organic gardens and and re-establishing natural habitat on 2 acres. Work includes making adobe bricks, building adobe houses, organic gardening, solar cooking, wine making, thinning wild grasses/composting, natural painting & plastering, plus some foundation. Now are are starting a not-for-profit gallery and theater in Chiang Mai city. www.doc-arts.asia As we are at the gallery most of the time now, and the gallery needs help we accept WWOOFers at both places. Gallery work includes, framing and matting photos, putting up posters, building maintenance, also can include graphic design or web work if the skills or interest are there. sleeping is on air mats and you may have to pack up your things during the day. bird's nest house in a very nice area on the border of a national park. Great swimming close by. very rustic conditions at my house and need WWOOFers who are happy with that. For more details and FAQ about Bird's nest see the blog http://baanrungnok.blogspot.com/ We get many requests to WWOOF. Most people change their dates several times and/or cancel. Our plans are also always changing. All requests and replies to stay with us should be considered tentative and should be confirmed about 10 days before and again the day before. thanks for understanding.
DR.TUI'S ORGANIC FARM
Morakot Piyakesin
Web : www.facebook.com/pages/DrTuis-Organic-Farm/291502484235922?ref=hl Country : THAILAND
Region : Chiang Mai
Host ID : THA050
Host details, photos and maps
LOCATION : Mae Tang District. Chiang Mai. (We are in the Google Map.)
TRAVEL : Volunteers can take the bus to Prao from Warorot Market in Chiang Mai.
We are looking for volunteers to work at Dr.Tui's Organic Farm which is about 1 hour north of Chiang Mai City. The volunteers will stay in big safari tents with cots and mattresses. The toilets, shower and locker rooms are near by in the camping area. The volunteers must be non smokers and must not drink alcohol in the farm. Illegal drug users will be reported to police. The volunteers should not have severe food allergies or are not on some strict diet like being vegans because our staff does not know how to cook vegetarian dishes. The farm is not a commercial farm but a weekend home, aiming to promote organic farming to the villagers.
MINDFUL FARM
Noriko Morita
Web : www.mindfulfarmers.org/ Country : THAILAND
Region : Chiang Mai
Host ID : THA057
Host details, photos and maps
LOCATION : 75 km west from the Chiang Mai city
TRAVEL : Take an yellow bus from the Chiang Mai city to Samoeng, and change to a local bus to the Pang Term village.
Set in a scenic valley in the Samoeng District, Chiang Mai Province, Northern Thailand, Mindful Farm is a place of simple beauty, a place for all those wanting to live in greater harmony with the earth. The organic farm has many diverse learning opportunities, providing you with the essential keys to a peaceful life. Run by Thai farmer and former monk, Pi Nan and his Japanese partner, Noriko, the newly established farm is filled with fresh creativity and blossoming ideas. With only the sounds of nature filtering into the air, the setting is perfect for relaxation and quiet contemplation. You will mindfully experience each daily activity, witnessing the love present in all things.
PHRAO ORGANIC FARM
Natjaree Kashemsanta
Web : www.phraoorganic.com Country : THAILAND
Region : Chiang Mai
Host ID : THA030
Host details, photos and maps
LOCATION : 3 km. from Phrao market
TRAVEL : can collect at Phrao bus station
We are a small certified “Organic Thailand” orchard in Ampur Phrao, located 100 kilometers north of Chiang Mai. We grow a wide variety of tropical fruits including guava, longan, passionfruit, mango, rose apple, papaya, banana, jackfruit and many more. We are a working farm, we have a cafe', a farmstay and our produces guaranteed by “Organic Thailand” can be found on shelves of organic stores and premium supermarkets in Chiang Mai. We also open to anyone who is interested in a voluntary job exchange. We accept wwoofers during our fruit season which starts from May to October. Job may include building earth house, seeding, planting, fruit picking, fruit wrapping, tree pruning, EM and compost making, manure application, herbal crop spraying, animals feeding and yard work. Working schedule is flexible approximately 8 hours a day. We will provide room or bed with 3 meals. The only restriction is : alcohol and smoking are not allowed. Please visit our website for more information.
SWEET HERBAL GARDEN AND CLINIC
Bud Sweet
Web : www.mornoi-clinic.com Country : THAILAND
Region : Chiang Mai
Host ID : THA056
Host details, photos and maps
LOCATION : Chiang Mai
TRAVEL : Fly or bus or train. We will pick you up.
ATTENTION: we are not accepting wwoofers at this time as we are restructuring our site and cannot currently accommodation guests. Please check back later for future opportunities to join us and we wish you luck wwoofing in Thailand. Sweet Herbal Garden and Clinic is dedicated to the balanced integration of body and mind through natural energy healing and Thai Herbs. Whilst also offering a 5 acre garden with extensive bush areas, large trees in an all natural environment for weary souls to find peace and serenity. There are 8 clean and comfortable rooms available with twin beds or queen size suitable for a maximum of 2 people with furnishings. There is a large kitchen with plenty of food fully stocked where one can cook for oneself or else have nutritious meals prepared. The gardens are run by a couple married for 30 years. Bud is originally from USA and is a wise and generally laid-back and helpful person, and Noi is dedicated to the healing of others and is generous with her time, whilst being of a cheerful and generous nature. She speaks excellent English having lived overseas with Bud for many years. The wwoofers are asked to work for 4 hours a day for 6 days on maintaining the buildings and the lovely natural forest environment. We are sure that people coming here will enjoy the experience of being in our forest. For anyone interested there is a pottery down the road where they can learn with a skilled and friendly English speaking couple.
THREE GENERATION FARM
Chrissie Bleach
Web : www.threegeneration.org Country : THAILAND
Region : Chiang mai 50180
Host ID : THA053
Host details, photos and maps
The Three Generation Cooking Farm is a ten rai (five-acre) organic educational farm located at the Three Generation Community for Learning in Chiang Mai, Thailand. We aim to engage participants in lifelong food education, to encourage an understanding of the origin of food and the energy involved with growing, harvesting, packaging and transporting produce from farm to table. We deliver outdoor experiential learning programs for school students by exercising activities which highlight sustainable farming methods, science and fieldwork techniques, art and descriptive writing skills. We provide a safe environment for participants to discover and explore the outdoor world of plants and animals, in the hope to inspire participants to develop and maintain a sustainable future.
WWOOF Host listing for THAILAND
Number of hosts for THAILAND = 28
Found 28 hosts
Number of records shown = 28
BAAN WASUNTHARA
Wilat and Lesley Junlakan
Web : Facebook page: Baan Wasunthara Country : THAILAND
Region : Chiang Mai
Host ID : THA024
Host details, photos and maps
LOCATION : In traditional farming community 15 kms from centre of Chiang Mai, Northern Thailand
TRAVEL : plane/train/coach
Looking for reliable, committed WWOOFers, especially solos or twosomes. More than 2 at a time not accepted. Organic, self-sufficiency project of one hectare in Chiang Mai, owned by Wilat (Thai) and Lesley (British),with a rice paddy; ponds and irrigation canals for fishing; geese, hens and ducks (for eggs); and vegetables, fruit and herbs. Opposite a temple, with mountain views all around. The project is still under development, with plans for future expansion to include the rearing of insects (for food). Generally breakfast and lunch are eaten with the family, while dinner is self-catering. Wilat and Lesley are fish/seafood eating vegetarians but have no objections if WWOOFers want to cook other things for dinner. Within the framework of a two-week minimum stay with no maximum, the average day includes a little general help in the garden before breakfast; three hours in the morning; and around three hours in the afternoon, with two days off a week. However, Wwoofers should be prepared to be flexible: this is not a '9 to 5' situation! The type of work depends on the season, there always being a certain amount of "yard work" needing to be done to keep everywhere looking neat and tidy. Wilat is getting involved with local organic groups and also with alternative energy projects: e.g. he now uses a solar dessication unit for preserving spare produce, drying seeds etc .
BIRD NEST HOUSE / DOCUMENTARY ARTS ASIA
ryan libre
Web : www.baanrungnok.blogspot.com Country : THAILAND
Region : Chaing Mai / north
Host ID : THA026
Host details, photos and maps
LOCATION : Bird's nest (15 min walk outside a small thai village) Gallery (15 min walk from Chiang Mai gate)
TRAVEL : Bird's Nest (truck from chaing mai once a day at noon, then 15 min walk.)
2 projects in one. A adobe homestead and a documentary photo gallery. We are a working photographer / film maker (ryan) and a natural builder (Non) who is setting up our adobe house, organic gardens and and re-establishing natural habitat on 2 acres. Work includes making adobe bricks, building adobe houses, organic gardening, solar cooking, wine making, thinning wild grasses/composting, natural painting & plastering, plus some foundation. Now are are starting a not-for-profit gallery and theater in Chiang Mai city. www.doc-arts.asia As we are at the gallery most of the time now, and the gallery needs help we accept WWOOFers at both places. Gallery work includes, framing and matting photos, putting up posters, building maintenance, also can include graphic design or web work if the skills or interest are there. sleeping is on air mats and you may have to pack up your things during the day. bird's nest house in a very nice area on the border of a national park. Great swimming close by. very rustic conditions at my house and need WWOOFers who are happy with that. For more details and FAQ about Bird's nest see the blog http://baanrungnok.blogspot.com/ We get many requests to WWOOF. Most people change their dates several times and/or cancel. Our plans are also always changing. All requests and replies to stay with us should be considered tentative and should be confirmed about 10 days before and again the day before. thanks for understanding.
DR.TUI'S ORGANIC FARM
Morakot Piyakesin
Web : www.facebook.com/pages/DrTuis-Organic-Farm/291502484235922?ref=hl Country : THAILAND
Region : Chiang Mai
Host ID : THA050
Host details, photos and maps
LOCATION : Mae Tang District. Chiang Mai. (We are in the Google Map.)
TRAVEL : Volunteers can take the bus to Prao from Warorot Market in Chiang Mai.
We are looking for volunteers to work at Dr.Tui's Organic Farm which is about 1 hour north of Chiang Mai City. The volunteers will stay in big safari tents with cots and mattresses. The toilets, shower and locker rooms are near by in the camping area. The volunteers must be non smokers and must not drink alcohol in the farm. Illegal drug users will be reported to police. The volunteers should not have severe food allergies or are not on some strict diet like being vegans because our staff does not know how to cook vegetarian dishes. The farm is not a commercial farm but a weekend home, aiming to promote organic farming to the villagers.
MINDFUL FARM
Noriko Morita
Web : www.mindfulfarmers.org/ Country : THAILAND
Region : Chiang Mai
Host ID : THA057
Host details, photos and maps
LOCATION : 75 km west from the Chiang Mai city
TRAVEL : Take an yellow bus from the Chiang Mai city to Samoeng, and change to a local bus to the Pang Term village.
Set in a scenic valley in the Samoeng District, Chiang Mai Province, Northern Thailand, Mindful Farm is a place of simple beauty, a place for all those wanting to live in greater harmony with the earth. The organic farm has many diverse learning opportunities, providing you with the essential keys to a peaceful life. Run by Thai farmer and former monk, Pi Nan and his Japanese partner, Noriko, the newly established farm is filled with fresh creativity and blossoming ideas. With only the sounds of nature filtering into the air, the setting is perfect for relaxation and quiet contemplation. You will mindfully experience each daily activity, witnessing the love present in all things.
PHRAO ORGANIC FARM
Natjaree Kashemsanta
Web : www.phraoorganic.com Country : THAILAND
Region : Chiang Mai
Host ID : THA030
Host details, photos and maps
LOCATION : 3 km. from Phrao market
TRAVEL : can collect at Phrao bus station
We are a small certified “Organic Thailand” orchard in Ampur Phrao, located 100 kilometers north of Chiang Mai. We grow a wide variety of tropical fruits including guava, longan, passionfruit, mango, rose apple, papaya, banana, jackfruit and many more. We are a working farm, we have a cafe', a farmstay and our produces guaranteed by “Organic Thailand” can be found on shelves of organic stores and premium supermarkets in Chiang Mai. We also open to anyone who is interested in a voluntary job exchange. We accept wwoofers during our fruit season which starts from May to October. Job may include building earth house, seeding, planting, fruit picking, fruit wrapping, tree pruning, EM and compost making, manure application, herbal crop spraying, animals feeding and yard work. Working schedule is flexible approximately 8 hours a day. We will provide room or bed with 3 meals. The only restriction is : alcohol and smoking are not allowed. Please visit our website for more information.
SWEET HERBAL GARDEN AND CLINIC
Bud Sweet
Web : www.mornoi-clinic.com Country : THAILAND
Region : Chiang Mai
Host ID : THA056
Host details, photos and maps
LOCATION : Chiang Mai
TRAVEL : Fly or bus or train. We will pick you up.
ATTENTION: we are not accepting wwoofers at this time as we are restructuring our site and cannot currently accommodation guests. Please check back later for future opportunities to join us and we wish you luck wwoofing in Thailand. Sweet Herbal Garden and Clinic is dedicated to the balanced integration of body and mind through natural energy healing and Thai Herbs. Whilst also offering a 5 acre garden with extensive bush areas, large trees in an all natural environment for weary souls to find peace and serenity. There are 8 clean and comfortable rooms available with twin beds or queen size suitable for a maximum of 2 people with furnishings. There is a large kitchen with plenty of food fully stocked where one can cook for oneself or else have nutritious meals prepared. The gardens are run by a couple married for 30 years. Bud is originally from USA and is a wise and generally laid-back and helpful person, and Noi is dedicated to the healing of others and is generous with her time, whilst being of a cheerful and generous nature. She speaks excellent English having lived overseas with Bud for many years. The wwoofers are asked to work for 4 hours a day for 6 days on maintaining the buildings and the lovely natural forest environment. We are sure that people coming here will enjoy the experience of being in our forest. For anyone interested there is a pottery down the road where they can learn with a skilled and friendly English speaking couple.
THREE GENERATION FARM
Chrissie Bleach
Web : www.threegeneration.org Country : THAILAND
Region : Chiang mai 50180
Host ID : THA053
Host details, photos and maps
The Three Generation Cooking Farm is a ten rai (five-acre) organic educational farm located at the Three Generation Community for Learning in Chiang Mai, Thailand. We aim to engage participants in lifelong food education, to encourage an understanding of the origin of food and the energy involved with growing, harvesting, packaging and transporting produce from farm to table. We deliver outdoor experiential learning programs for school students by exercising activities which highlight sustainable farming methods, science and fieldwork techniques, art and descriptive writing skills. We provide a safe environment for participants to discover and explore the outdoor world of plants and animals, in the hope to inspire participants to develop and maintain a sustainable future.
