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Experience tradition and sustainability through activities like basket weaving, cooking, and elephant sanctuary visits. Engage in eco-friendly pursuits, conservation efforts, and enjoy organic skincare and traditional foods.

Activities and Experiences

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Khao Sam Roi Yot National Park

Covering about 98 km², Khao Sam Roi Yot National Park is located on the coast of Prachuap Khiri Khan Province right south of Hua Hin. It is the first marine national park of Thailand.

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Pran Buri Forest Park

Pran Buri Forest Park in Prachuap Khiri Khan, Thailand, is a serene mangrove forest featuring a 1-kilometer raised boardwalk, a birdwatching tower, and optional boat trips through calm waterways. Free to enter, the park was established to protect coastal forests and offers visitors a peaceful escape into nature.

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Pha Dok Siew Nature Trail

The Pha Dok Siew Nature Trail (เส้นทางศึกษาธรรมชาติผาดอกเสี้ยว) is one of the two nature trails in Doi Inthanon National Park under the management of local people. The other trail is the Kew Mae Pan Nature Trail which is under the management of the Hmong people. The Karen people of the village of Ban Mae Klang Luang manage the trail and work as guides.

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Khuean Srinagarindra National Park

Waterfalls, hot springs, caves, an island-studded reservoir and abundant wildlife characterize this 1,532-square-kilometer park.

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Hell Fire Pass Memorial Museum

Known among locals as the Museum of Chong Khao Kad, it is a part of the Death Railway that was built cruelly by prisoners of war during the World War II. Hellfire or Chong Khao Kad is spot where the railway needed to cut through the mountain, which was really impossible but the POWs and labors were forced to use hand drills, picks and shovels to carve the rock so that a train could pass.

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Patom Organic Living - Village

Patom organic farm and Village in Nakorn Pathom provides visitors with hands-on experience on organic farming, art & craft and traditional product workshops. Workshops include creating organic flower aroma oil, making organic rice scrubs, seed art, natural color flower stamping, building herb growing kits, etc.

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Globe Holiday Co., Ltd.

Globe Holiday offers customized tour programs that blend luxury with sustainability. We provide accommodations, transfers, excursions, and complete travel packages — all carefully selected to align with our values of eco-consciousness, authenticity, and a commitment to a greener future.

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Laemsak Tourism Community

Laem Sak offers meaningful, hands-on experiences led by local residents. Visitors can explore mangroves and limestone cliffs by sea kayak, learn traditional batik-making, and take part in sea grape planting to support coastal conservation. Local cooking classes invite guests to prepare and enjoy Southern Thai dishes, while island excursions reveal hidden beaches and cultural sites. Throughout each activity, travelers engage with the community’s rich blend of Thai Buddhist, Muslim, and Chinese heritage, making every visit personal, educational, and impactful.

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Cocoa Valley Resort

Cocoa Valley in Pua, Nan Province, offers a unique experience in organic cocoa farming with cozy lodgings, a cocoa café, and hands-on workshops, blending cocoa cultivation with cultural activities and supporting local sustainability.

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382 Space Coffee

This cozy garden café in the heart of the city offers a serene escape to enjoy coffee, specialty drinks, and freshly baked treats surrounded by lush greenery. Serving as a community hub, it hosts a monthly “Garden Yard Sale” featuring handcrafted goods, plants, and homemade delights from local artisans. After a pause during COVID-19, the café is reviving this tradition to reconnect people with nature, support small businesses, and provide a welcoming space for all.

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Banthamsuea Homestay

Offers eco-friendly activities such as seed bomb planting, rafting, and local cooking, while promoting organic farming and forest preservation. Visitors can also participate in carbon-neutral tourism for climate action and sustainability.

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Patom Organic Living

Patom Organic Café in Bangkok offers organic skincare, traditional foods, and promotes an organic lifestyle. Visitors can explore their Nakorn Pathom farm, engage in farming, and join craft workshops.

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Ban Nai Nang Tourism Community

Ban Nai Nang offers ecotourism focused on conservation and sustainability, including beekeeping, mixed farming, and coastal preservation. Visitors can also explore the blue swimming crab bank, where local families uphold traditions and generate income.

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Andaman Discoveries

Andaman Discoveries offers regenerative journeys that support community-led tourism through homestays, volunteering, and cultural tours. With 25% of profits funding local projects in education, conservation, and cultural preservation, the program empowers villagers, especially women by creating jobs and boosting incomes. Committed to sustainability and respectful travel, Andaman Discoveries fosters environmental stewardship, cultural exchange, and lasting positive impacts for both guests and communities.

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Din Isaan Farmstay

This retreat offers a holistic sustainability experience combining farm-to-table dining, cooking classes, and hands-on farm activities with art and cultural connections. Committed to preserving nature and culture, it fosters guest appreciation for the environment while supporting local artisans. Through these immersive experiences, the retreat inspires responsible tourism and benefits both community and planet.

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Tohsang Cotton Village

Tohsang Cotton Village produces natural cotton and handcrafted textiles along the Mekong River in Ubon Ratchathani. Employing local artisans, the village offers travelers a hands-on cotton journey, including weaving and natural dyeing. Committed to sustainability and cultural preservation, it fosters transparent, traceable production while supporting local jobs and traditional crafts.

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Poomjai Garden

Poomjai Garden is a 100-year-old lychee orchard in Bangkok offering farm-to-table dining, sustainable farming workshops, and cultural experiences. Committed to sustainability and community empowerment, it fosters cultural preservation while supporting the local economy and educating guests and locals. Through inclusive, eco-friendly practices, Poomjai Garden creates a vibrant space connecting nature, heritage, and community.

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Community Of Bangkobua Tourism Promotion Club

Bang Kobua Community Tourism Club offers immersive experiences showcasing the canal-side lifestyle near Bangkok. Visitors can paddle through palm tunnels, enjoy traditional boat songs, join water conservation efforts, and try crafts like natural tie-dye and lotus petal art. Rooted in a rich riverside heritage, the club promotes sustainable tourism that supports the local economy and preserves authentic Thai culture.

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Pru Jampa Farm and Jampa Restaurant

Pru Jamba Farm and Jamba Restaurant offer farm-to-fork dining featuring locally grown ingredients, live-fire cooking, and zero-waste cuisine. Rooted in a passion for real food, their daily menu celebrates fresh, seasonal harvests. Committed to sustainability, they minimize environmental impact through zero-carbon waste practices and organic composting to nurture their farm.

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Pansook Ecostore & Tearoom

Pansook Ecostore & Tearoom offers eco-friendly refill products and organic Thai tea blends in a relaxing, low-waste setting. Guests can enjoy signature teas and participate in workshops to create personalized blends while learning about sustainability and health benefits. Committed to zero waste and fair trade, Pansook supports local farmers, composts food scraps, and promotes mindful, sustainable living for both travelers and the community.

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The Nature Samui

The Nature Samui offers farm-to-table dining and cooking classes using fresh, organic ingredients from their own farm. Inspired by King Rama IX’s Sufficiency Economy, they promote sustainable practices that support the local community and environment. The venue also fosters cultural and artistic engagement, making a positive social and environmental impact on Koh Samui.

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Cafe Jardin (Sivatel Bangkok Hotel)

Cafe Jardin at Sivatel Bangkok is a zero food waste café sourcing 70% organic ingredients from over 40 local farmers. Committed to sustainability, they use every ingredient fully, turning food waste into fertilizer and feed to support local farms. With a focus on health and eco-friendly practices, Cafe Jardin offers delicious Thai cuisine in a serene, nature-inspired setting while empowering farming communities across Thailand.

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Ocyco.Co.,Ltd

Ocyco transforms ocean-bound plastic into high-quality materials used for eco-friendly products like upcycled shirts and water bottles. Partnering with local communities and organizations, they support environmental conservation while creating economic opportunities for over 20,000 families. Through innovative recycling and sustainable initiatives, Ocyco advances the circular economy and promotes responsible consumption for a greener future.

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Sfts Souvenirs from the Sea

This brand transforms marine waste like discarded fishing gear into unique, upcycled tote bags that blend art, local craftsmanship, and sustainability. Committed to reducing ocean pollution, they raise awareness about responsible waste management while creating economic opportunities and supporting marine conservation efforts.

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Go Green Booking

Go Green Booking is an all-in-one platform offering eco-friendly accommodations, tours, restaurants, spas, local products, and sustainable markets across Thailand. Focused on reducing greenhouse emissions, it promotes responsible travel and green tourism awareness. By supporting local communities, Go Green Booking creates economic opportunities and fosters positive social and environmental impact.

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OurLand Thailand

OurLand offers immersive nature and sustainability experiences at one of Thailand’s first privately protected wildlife reserves. Guests can enjoy river floats, mud-brick building, and elephant conservation activities that deepen their connection to nature. Focused on education and stewardship, OurLand inspires a greener future through hands-on conservation and community engagement.

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Na Muen Sri Community Enterprise

Na Muen Sri Community Enterprise preserves 200+ years of traditional weaving through a museum, handwoven products, and cultural experiences. It promotes eco-friendly practices, repurposes fabric scraps, and supports local jobs, sustaining both heritage and community livelihoods.

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TREKKINGTHAI

TrekkingThai, founded in 1999, offers eco-friendly hiking and trekking tours that connect travelers with nature. Committed to climate action, it supports local communities and trains tourism partners in managing emissions. As a Glasgow Declaration signatory, TrekkingThai leads initiatives promoting net-zero and nature-positive tourism across Thailand.

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Mount to Mount Homestead and Garden

We offer Thai cooking classes where travelers choose their favorite dishes, supported by ingredient guides for use back home. With eco-friendly practices like reusable lunchboxes, composting, and organic gardening, we make each experience sustainable and impactful.

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