Flood Rescue and Clean Up Efforts
The north of Thailand has suffered the worst floods in 100 years. The Mae Taeng river reached unprecedented highs, flooding houses in Kaeng Kuet and Ban Sop Kai
Severe Flooding Hits Mae Sot
Mae Sot, a bustling border town in Thailand, is grappling with severe flooding as heavy rains cause the Moei River to overflow. The deluge has raised the river’s level by 1.6 meters, inundating villages.
Thailand’s Invasive Fish Disaster
Thailand is currently engaged in a significant ecological battle against the invasive African blackchin tilapia, a species that has wreaked havoc on local ecosystems and fishing industries since its introduction. In Bangkok, hundreds of people could be seen standing...
Group activity program Phuket
8Adventures have supercharged our school trips to Thailand by adding a thrilling new location in the south! This second destination offers an entirely different environment, perfect for experiencing even more exciting adventure activities. We’ve designed the...
Outdoor activities in the rainy season
Chiang Mai’s rainy season is not just about the thrill of whitewater rafting and muddy ATV trails; it also offers a delightful opportunity for nature lovers to immerse themselves in the vibrant local ecosystem. As the landscape transforms into a lush paradise, guided nature walks present the chance to witness rare flora and fauna in their full glory, with the rhythmic sounds of raindrops creating a symphony that complements the chirping of exotic birds. Adventurers can embark on a birdwatching tour, where spotting elusive species becomes a rewarding quest amidst the rejuvenated greenery, making every moment spent outdoors a unique blend of excitement and serenity that captures the essence of Chiang Mai’s enchanting beauty.
