Volunteer tomorrow for Christmas with an Elephant Herd

We have just has a last minute cancellation for our Chiang Mai Weekly Volunteer program. This week, starting 22 Dec 2014 has been full for months so, if you are in Chiang Mai and fancy a week of volunteering now is your chance.

There are two places available, just call our office +6653 272855 for a place starting 08:00 am on Monday 22 Dec and inform our staff that you with to go volunteering for a week and your Christmas will be one shared with a herd of elephants.

 

Hungry elephants - feed them!
Hungry elephants – feed them!
Navann, lucky and maekeaw
Navann, lucky and maekeaw

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