Thailand Jungle Expedition
Trek through the rural landscape of Thailand, exploring ancient cities, rafting the river Kwai and camping overnight in a hill tribe village.
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10 March 2011
- 20 March 2011
Costs
- £ 2875 minimum sponsorship (read small print)
- £ 435 registration fee
Welcome to the jungle!
This expedition takes place in western Thailand's Kanchanaburi Province, location of the infamous Death Railway and Bridge over the River Kwai. Kanchanaburi is inhabited by a mixture of Burmese, Karen, Mon and Thai peoples. The challenge will take you through the rugged jungles in remote parts of the province close to the border with Burma.
You will spend six days trekking, rafting, kayaking and riding elephants through the forests and mountains of the Thung Yai Nareusan Wildlife Sanctuary. The Thung Yai area is home to the Karen people who traditionally live in small villages and forest communities. The hill tribe people know the region better than anybody else and will be your hosts and guides for the challenge. You will stay overnight in a Karen village consisting of bamboo stilt houses and at a campsite on the banks of the river.
Once the challenge is complete, you will return to Bangkok, home to the Royal Palace and Wat Po.
The Thailand Jungle Expedition is one of the many open challenges offered by Charity Challenge. They also have other departures in 2011 though minimum sponsorship and deposit may vary. To book or for more information, please visit the Charity Challenge website.

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