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1. Rumble In The Jungle – June 24th to July 4th
Thailand's diversity of culture and stunning landscape make it the perfect
action-packed adventure destination. From trekking through dense jungle on
foot to voyages on elephant-back to paddling down fast river rapids, this trip
has it all. This journey will keep you on edge like no other as you move from
one exciting activity to the next, and we have more surprises for you.
This fantastic hands-on experience is a unique opportunity to learn valuable
skills in self-reliance and challenging oneself in the company of some of the
most experienced trainers and guides in the field.

2. Outline Itinerary:
Day 01: Touching Down in Thailand (D)
Arrival In Bangkok, Transfer to the Hotel
Meet & greet. Private transfer with English speaking guide from airport to I Residence Sathorn
hotel for check-in. Briefing about program with information on Bangkok. Dinner & overnight at
I Residence Sathorn superior room (www.iresidencehotel.com) or equivalent.
Day 02: Incredible Bangkok (B,D)
Free M orning to Explore Bangkok, Overnight train to Chang M ai
After breakfast at the hotel, we have the morning to explore Bangkok, walk around shopping
through the bustling markets. Check out time will be at 12 PM and the luggage will be stored
until we are picked up to head to the train station.
1550 A private transfer to Hua Lampong railway station to catch the overnight train (2nd class
air-conditioned sleeping berth) to Chiang Mai. Dinner box and overnight on train.
Day 03: Welcome To The Jungle, Here’s Your Elephant (B,L,D)
Arrival to Chiang M ai, Elephant trek, Building a Bamboo Raft, Camping, BBQ
Dinner, Team Briefing
07:45 Arrival at Chiang Mai railway station. Meet & greet by local Chiang Mai guides who
will collect the group and transfer them to Elephant Camp North of Chiang Mai. We will be
transferred to a riverside location by an Oxcart ride.
After a safety briefing, we will separate into groups and build bamboo rafts from bamboo,
rubber tyres and rope. Students will then paddle these rafts downriver for 30 minutes, then
boarding a series of canoes and kayaks for the remainder of the 2 hours paddle downriver.
Along the way, they will pass through forests and secluded areas, and will also enjoy the
opportunity to swim in the water at certain locations – educational stops will also be provided
ensuring the group learns about their surroundings.
After a buffet lunch, the group will enjoy a one hour elephant trek, with two persons per
elephant, through the jungle, river and villages. The elephant will trek you to the camp area for
the overnight in tents.
Dinner will be a BBQ. After dinner, a series of mild, fun ice-breaker games will be played the
goal being to learn names, break down barriers of race/sex/age etc, and to set the tone for
the rest of the trip.

3. Day 04: Zip - Line between Trees, Avatar Style (B,L,D)
M ountain biking, Tree Top Canopy W alk, Pang Soong Lodge
The group will receive a 7.00am wake-up call and a breakfast will be served at 7.30am. For
the morning activity, the group will begin a mountain biking route through local trails, with
some stunning scenery. Additionally, there will be some educational stops where students will
be provided with information about the local people and ecosystems.
After a picnic lunch, the group will be transferred to the Flight of the Gibbon facility, where
they will enjoy a tree-top canopy walk complete with zip wires.
The evening will include a transfer to the Pang Soong Lodge. Here, they will be introduced to
the Lodge, its staff and the rules in place, before being assigned rooms (male and female
students separate). Dinner will be a Thai cuisine buffet. After dinner, the teams will reflect on
the day’s activities and then enjoy some evening games. After the games some free time is
enjoyed before lights out.
Day 05: Abseil Down That Waterfall! (B,L,D)
Challenging trek through forest, education on local culture, flora and fauna,
W aterfall abseiling adventure, Thai Dinner Buffet
The group will receive a 7am wakeup call and a buffet breakfast of mixed Thai and Western
cuisine will be served at 7.30am. After breakfast the group will be divided in to two sub-groups
for the day, and told what the morning plan is and asked to dress accordingly.
Group A will depart at 8.30am and will walk a challenging trek through pristine primary forest
and up some very steep slopes. The trek takes the group to 1,400metres above sea level and if
the weather is clear, offers some outstanding views of the surrounding province. During the
walk, educational information will be provided by our experienced guides on the local flora,
fauna, ecosystems and people. Check points will also be set up on the mountain to provide
additional water, and compulsory breaks.
Waterfall abseiling Group B will walk half way up the main Pang Soong Nature Trail, and will
then be provided with an introduction to abseiling, before each person then commences a 7m-
waterfall abseil. Whilst it is not their turn, participations will be expected to support and
encourage each other. A very qualified team of 4-5 persons is utilized for this element of the
program.
Both groups return to the lodge for a buffet lunch at approximately 1pm, and in the afternoon
they swap activities. In the evening the teams have a period of time to clean up before dinner.
Restrictions on hot water usage will be communicated to the students (5-7 minute showers
only). Dinner will be enjoyed by the group, consisting of a Thai cuisine buffet. After dinner, the
teams will reflect on the day’s activities and then enjoy some evening games. After the games
some free time is enjoyed before lights out.

4. Day 06: Man vs. Wild (B,L,D)
M ultiple Challenges Day
The group will receive a 7am wake-up call and a buffet breakfast of mixed Thai and Western
cuisine will be served at 7.30am. After breakfast the group will be divided into teams of 10
persons per team and provided with their briefing for the day. The theme of the day will be
competition and teamwork, with points accrued throughout the day for activities undertaken
successfully.
Team activity one: Developing a team identity
For one hour, the teams will need to achieve the following, ensuring that for the rest of the day
they have a strong team identity:
1. Coming up with a team name
2. Creating a team slogan/cheer
3. Creating a team flag, from materials provided
Following the end of this period, each team will present their team to the others, and the team
flag will be placed on the communal notice board at the restaurant. Points will be awarded for
creativity, humor and quality of their creations.
Team Building Challenge
From mid morning to lunchtime, the teams will undertake a team building challenge. This team
building challenge will provide a chance for teams to earn points and will test their planning,
communication and problem solving skills – importantly, it also provides the chance for teams
to settle down, learn about each-others skills and to ‘break the ice’.
During the challenge, a facilitator accompanies each team. Participation of teachers is also
encouraged. The challenge takes place in the areas surrounding the Pang Soong Lodge,
including the river, jungle, field and buildings, where 8 different challenges await the teams.
The goal of the Team Challenge is to simply complete as many challenges as possible in the
allotted time (2.5 hours) – challenges are located in the river, in waterfalls, in the forest and
more.
Challenges include:
1. The infamous leaky pipe – the team’s goal is to fill a 2m high pipe with water to collect the
ping-pong ball at the bottom of the pipe. Unfortunately, the pipe is full of holes, which must be
covered to ensure the water level rises.
2. Ravine cross – the teams goal is to cross from one platform to another one 1.5m away.
Between the two platforms is water and rocks.
3. Spider web – teams must cross from one side of the web to another keeping in mind that
once one hole in the web is used, it is ‘closed’.

5. 4. Minefield – teams must cross the minefield, remembering (as a team) where the bombs are
to find the right path.
Teams will be awarded points for each challenge, and bonus points for additional elements
(finishing all challenges, completing a challenge on their first attempt etc).
Team activity two: Jungle survival and river tracing challenge
After a buffet lunch, the group will begin walking the length of the Pang Soong Nature Trail,
approximately 2.5km. The main trail runs through pristine jungle and around a series of 17
waterfalls of varying sizes, as it follows the stunning Mae Lai stream uphill. The added
challenge is that the group cannot use the main path, and must instead walk through the
stream, over rocks and up waterways. Ropes and ladders will be provided to assist their walk.
As they start walking, the main role-play challenge then begins:
“The team has survived a plane crash and is lost in the jungle. The team must
follow the trail to safety, completing the jungle survival scenarios along the
way, communicating and working together as a team if they are to stay alive”.
As they complete various challenges, they will continue down the trail, finding envelopes along
the way that provide new instructions and challenges:
• Passing the “Old Man of the Forest”
• Building a stretcher for an ‘injured’ team member
• Scavenging for food
• Using a slingshot for protection from predators
• Building a fire and a shelter
• Escaping killer bees
• Collecting water
Points are awarded for successful completion of each challenge, and via a ratings system
decided by the facilitators.
After the days’ activities, the teams have a period of time to clean up before dinner.
Restrictions on hot water usage will be communicated to the students (5-7 minute showers
only). Dinner, consisting of a Thai cuisine buffet, will be enjoyed by the group,. After dinner,
the points from the day’s challenges will be announced, with the winning team receiving a
prize. After dinner, the teams will reflect on the day’s activities and then enjoy some evening
games. After the games some free time is enjoyed before lights out.
Day 07: Unleash Your Inner Spiderman (B,L,D)
Rock Climbing, Paint Ball
After breakfast, we will be introduced to Rock Climbing. Rock climbing instruction (basic level)
will be provided to the group at two locations.
1. The rock climbing and abseil tower on site at Pang Soong Lodge.
2. A 15-18m rock face located some 300m away from the Lodge.

6. The team of experienced climbers/ abseilers (who would have worked with the team on the
river tracing program will run the training program.
We will then have lunch at the Pang Soong Lodge then check out of the lodge and head to the
city and our paintball challenge.
After arriving at the designated area, we have the Paintball Last Man Standing Challenge. Two
teams of 5 people each engage in a series of ‘elimination’ war games. They each start from
opposite ends of the battle ground and advance into enemy territory behind the cover of
barricades, obstacles and a shield of covering fire. The objective is to ‘kill’ the enemy and take
his control tower. Full protective equipment is worn and the game is monitored by two war
marshals.
There are two hours allocated to this challenge, and each team is issued a given amount of
ammunition per round of combat. Participants are removed from the battlefield when they are
hit by paintballs, and the team with the last man standing wins the challenge.
After this exciting activity, we will check in to Imm Eco hotel , wash and refresh. After a some
rest time, we will head out to Dinner at Just Khao Soy, an authentic Thai restaurant. We will
then talk a stroll and visit the night market. Then transfer back to our hotel.
Day 08: Enter the Golden Temple (B,L,D)
Exploring Chiang M ai, Night Train to Bangkok
After breakfast in the hotel, we will travel by minibus accompanied by an English speaking tour
guide to visit the city’s most well known temples. Wat Doi Suthep: extremely popular amongst
the Thais and the North’s best known temple. This magnificent temple is perched high above
the city on the side of Doi Suthep mountain affording panoramic views. The temple is reached
by a scenic mountain road.
Lunch is taken at a local restaurant.
After lunch visit several of Chiang Mai’s most interesting shopping towns, where guests will see
ceramics, saa paper, handicrafts, celadon, antiques and more. They will have the opportunity
to purchase items and also to see items being made first hand.
We then transfer to town via the hot springs for an hour of relaxation.
17:20 Drop off at Chiang Mai train station for special express train (2nd class air-conditioned
sleeping berth). Overnight on board, dinner box included.

7. Day 09: A Chance to Say Goodbye, And Some Last Minute Shopping (B,D)
Free Day in Bangkok
We arrive at Hua Lampong Railway station at 7 AM. Private transfer with English speaking
guide to I Residence Sathorn for breakfast. (normal room check-in time is at 14:00 hrs).
Luggage to be deposited with hotel concierge and group members can use rest rooms (2
rooms each) to clean and freshen up.
We have the day free to explore Bangkok, do some last minute shopping and farewell this
amazing city. In the evening we have dinner & overnight at I Residence Sathorn (superior
room)
Day 10: Heading Home (B)
Flight back
At 03:40 AM we are picked up by Private transfer with English speaking guide from I
Residence Sathorn to Suvarnabhumi International Airport. Breakfast box included.
06:40 Depart Bangkok for homeward journey.

8. Camp Investment:
The 10 days ‘Rumble In the Jungle’ Wild Learning camp investment
in the summer of 2010 is LE13,900 per student.
Trip Dates: June 24th- July 4th 2010
The following section illustrates in detail what is included and excluded in this
investment:
Cost Includes:
• Transport to and from Chiang Mai, Thailand
• 6 nights accommodation in Lodge
• 2 nights accommodation in Hotel (no guaranteed early check in)
• 1 night accommodation camping in the forest
• Most meals as indicated above (B=Breakfast, L=Lunch, D= Dinner)
• Leaders and guides
• Facilitators
• Learning Needs Assessment (pre-camp)
• Follow-up program (post-camp)
o Evaluation Report about the personal development of each participant
o Behavioral logs to track your own performance
o One-to-one mentorship and coaching
• All activities described above, including hire of any group equipment
(please note this does not include personal equipment such as hiking
boots or waterproof clothing)
• All private transfers described above, including airport transfers
• First-aid kit and trained professionals in its use
Cost Excludes:
• Travel and health insurance
• Thailand Visa fee
• Meals outside of itinerary
• Activities outside of itinerary

9. Documents needed for the visa:
• Bank statement (up to date)
• Passport (valid for 6 months)
• Enrollment certificate
• 3 passport photos
• Copy of the passport
Terms and Conditions:
• Only students between 16 and 25 years old will be allowed to
participate
• Deadline for Early Registration & Down-Payment: May 22, 2010
• Early Birds will enjoy a 10% discount
• Deadline for Registration & Full Payment: June 3, 2010
Contact information:
Please feel free to contact us on the below details to enquire about details or to
book your place on the camp.
Mobile: E-mail:
+2 016 04000 70 wildlearning@wildguanabana.com