The group was invited to join a traditional dance at a local restaurant.

The dance show we saw had incredible costumes, one of which was an animal that appeared to be half goat, half dragon.

Teeraphan took us on a bike tour of the many ruins in De Wiang Kum Kam, the small neighborhood we called home outside of Chiang Mai.

Students rang gongs to honor a local temple during our ride.

Several students volunteered to present alms one morning as monks from the neighborhood made their daily rounds. These offerings are given in the form of food, drinks, and money, and help those giving the donation to gain merit for themselves and their family.

Some group love at the new Art in Paradise museum in Chiang Mai.

Evie and Maya make a narrow escape across the falls at the 3D art museum.

The group enjoyed some authentic khao soi noodles at a small family-owned restaurant. Co-leader Ryan, pictured left, is friends with the wonderful owner.