Kampong Kleang is located approximately 50 kilometers south of Siem Reap. The community is made of ten floating villages built on stilts. These floating houses are on the Tonle Sap lake, which floods annually: the lake overflows during the monsoon season and drains back into the Mekong River for the rest of the year.
One of our ongoing community service learning projects focuses on Baan Boon Na in northern Thailand.
Experiential learning provides students with real experiences outside the classroom from which they can develop lifelong practical skills and adapt quickly and pragmatically in problematic or unfamiliar situations.
At Khiri Campus, we work closely with educators and students to customise meaningful community service projects. We believe keeping a journal while studying abroad benefits students.
Indonesia’s diverse geographical condition, ranging from mountains to coastal areas, causes a wide variety of health conditions, and the lifestyles and diets of people from different ethnic backgrounds also have a unique impact on public wellbeing.
Community development is Khiri Campus’s first priority and we take care to ensure all of our university placements and educational travel programs are both sustainable and responsible.
For the past three months, all of our Khiri Campus staff have been involved in refining our Responsible Traveler training manual, and we are now delighted to share some of it with you.
Among our many educational travel programs, our environmental studies placement in Indonesia provides insights into the bridge between culture & the environment.
Five reasons we believe joining one of our customized educational high school and university travel programs will be a positive move for your career.
Outdoor adventures in Thailand can play a key part in developing students’ resilience and leadership skills. As well as being a whole lot of fun to take part in!