Rice fields on Koh Yao Noi are seawater rice fields and surrounded by mountains. During the growing season, the field will become all green and it will turn yellow in the harvesting season.
Sea Turtle Conservation Center Phang Nga Naval Base is located in Lam Kaen Subdistrict, Thai Mueang District, Phang Nga Province. It's a popular tourist attraction with various species of sea turtles and serves as a learning center for the conservation of sea turtles. They have turtle hatcheries for Green turtles, Olive ridley sea turtles, and Hawksbill turtles in 20 tanks measuring 2x3 meters. Open every day from 6:00 AM to 6:00 PM, no admission fee.
Than Kiri Krabi is located in Moo 1, Ban Nai Sa-ra, Khao Thong Subdistrict, Mueang Krabi District. One cool thing about this place is a beautiful canal with crystal-clear water flowing through the garden, allowing tourists to enjoy the serene view. Here, you'll also find picturesque sunflower fields and various species of flowers, making it a perfect setting for photography. Moreover, there are activities for tourists to experience, such as kayaking and cooling off in the water. The entrance fee is 10 baht for children and 20 baht for adults.
The Wat Maha That Wachiramongkol is located in Bang Thong, Na Nuea Sub-district, Ao Luek District, Krabi Province. It was built in 1940 on land donated by Mr. Plao Thong Sirithorn, Mr. Man Pheangkit, and Mr. Nuam Dampun. Initially, it was called "Wat Bang Thong." In 1953, it was bestowed with the name "Wat Maha That Wachiramongkol" and received the abbreviated royal title "M.W.K." as a tribute to His Majesty the King on the auspicious occasion of his 50th anniversary. The temple features a prominent central Buddha statue and a surrounding walkway encircling the stupa on all four sides. Inside the temple, there are exquisite mural paintings depicting Buddhist stories adorned with delicate Thai bird motifs, creating a captivating atmosphere.
Soi Rommanee is an alley that connects Thalang Road and Dibuk Road, all of which are in Phuket Old Town. which is the site of an old building of Sino-Portuguese art that is one of the symbols of Phuket style art. Some buildings will find traces of the old to give another classic retro feel. Soi Rommanee is also regarded as one of the most beautiful and romantic alleys in Phuket.
Phuket Walking Street Lad Yai, also known as Phuket Walking Street, takes place on Thalang Road around It is surrounded by architectural buildings of Sino-Portuguese houses that blend Eastern and Western art together beautifully and perfectly. It is regarded as another feature of Phuket. As for the products that are available for sale, there will be a lot of variety, such as local food, beverages, snacks, savory dishes, desserts, Thai food, western food, even souvenirs, and, of course, there will be live music and performances. The walkway is for tourists to see each other as well.
Police Boat T813 Tsunami Memorial Phangnga is located in Moo 5, Ban Bang Niang, Khuekkhak Subdistrict, Takua Pa District, Phang-nga Province. It was established in response to the devastating Indian Ocean tsunami that occurred on December 26, 2004, off the west coast of Sumatra, Indonesia. The tsunami waves spread out in all directions, reaching Ban Bang Niang, Takua Pa District, Phang Nga Province, at 10:30 AM. The disaster caused severe damage to people's lives, properties, communities, and natural resources. Police Boat T813, or simply known as “ต.813”, is a boat belonging to the Royal Thai Police Department. It weighs up to 60 tons or 60,000 kilograms and was stationed on the coast near Khao Lak. It was swept away by the tsunami waves and ended up about 1 kilometer inland. After the event, the boat was left in its position as a memorial to commemorate the lives lost and to serve as a reminder of the destructive power of the tsunami. The memorial site features exhibitions and displays related to the tsunami event in Ban Bang Niang, as well as the sale of commemorative items and books about this particular incident.
This is like a living, breathing museum. of a blacksmith who is ready to provide a unique and interesting experience for every visitor. Coming by yourself might be a bit difficult. Because Papo doesn't open the shop every day and it's not open for sure. There is no pin on the Google map.
The list of the Best Restaurants in Phuket list is growing fast, especially since the Michelin Guide has arrived on the island. Phuket culinary scene has evolved a lot in recent years, and the choice of restaurants has grown tremendously.
Some restaurants are fancy, and some are genuinely local. Of course, not everyone will agree with us, but these are places we love to go and to go back to. Note that there are quite a lot of restaurants to review in Phuket, and while we did try a lot of them, we still haven’t tried a few, so this list might evolve during the year.
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Delicious food with a good view.
Tai Rang Restaurant comes from its original location, which used to be at the end of the mining. Nowadays, it has transformed into a wide lake surrounded by trees, creating a cool and comfortable atmosphere. Recommend calling to reserve a seat to enjoy the sunset view on the terrace by the lakeside. Here, they serve Thai southern-style dishes made with fresh seafood and locally grown fruits and vegetables. One dish that you must try because it's truly delicious is the pineapple stir-fry with pork crackling. As for the sour fish curry with mixed vegetables, it's a fantastic recipe with a genuinely spicy and flavorful taste, just like the original Thai-Southern.
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These best tours will certainly spice up your vacation with a great range of options for pleasure and adventure. we have so much to see and experience that it takes a good tactician to take it all in. Here, you'll have a preview of the most popular tours available with a description of what they're all about.
Baan Tha Khao Community Based Tourism
2022 Community-Based Tourism Standards - Excellent Level 2022 organized by Department of Tourism of Thailand>
Lipon Tai Community Based Tourism
2022 Community-Based Tourism Standards - Excellent Level 2022 organized by Department of Tourism of Thailand>
Baan Bang Rong Community Based Tourism
2022 Community-Based Tourism Standards - Excellent Level 2022 organized by Department of Tourism of Thailand>
Baan Tha Din Dang Community Based Tourism
2017 Community-based Tourism Award in Andaman Tourism Development Region
2020 Amazing Thailand Safety and Health Administration (SHA) >
Baan Thung Yee Peng Community Based Tourism
2017 Community Tour Business Award
2017 Community Forest Award
2020 Amazing Thailand Safety and Health Administration (SHA)>
Phuket Old Town Community Based Tourism
2009 Kinnari Awards (Thailand Tourism Awards)
2013 Kinnari Awards (Thailand Tourism Awards)
2020 Amazing Thailand Safety and Health Administration (SHA)
2021 Amazing Thailand Safety and Health Administration (SHA+)>
Laem Sak Community Based Tourism
2019 Kinnari Awards (Thailand Tourism Awards)
2017 The Best Andaman Cultural Tourism Destination
2020 Amazing Thailand Safety and Health Administration (SHA)>>>
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Visit Takua Pa. One thing cannot be stated about TauSarPiah, a traditional Chinese Biscuit with bean paste filling from Tuangrat bakery business, which has inherited the taste from the ancestors for more than 110 years and still has the original flavor. It is unique in that the dough is soft and the filling is very soft and smooth. And even more if you go to buy at the store. We will also see them making new desserts as well. The warm pastries are wonderful.
This isn’t just a restaurant meal—it’s a taste of Maikhao. Toh Daeng brings in fresh, local ingredients straight from community gardens and small-scale fishers: local herbs, organic vegetables, and seafood caught just hours before serving.
Every dish is crafted with heart, telling the story of the people behind the ingredients. Fresh, honest, and full of Phuket’s true character. If you’re in Phuket, this is a must-visit spot to experience real community-driven dining.
It is raining. But do not worry. We have a lovely place to visit where you will fall in love since you will undoubtedly take wonderful photographs.
"Phu Khao Ya" Ranong Province, or Khao Bald, consists of three mountains covered in grassland with no trees and a low peak that can be walked up. Each hill has a walkway that connects it to the others. Especially during the season, the mountains will be wet and turn lush green. The atmosphere is extremely refreshing. You will definitely recharge your life energy and be ready to go back to work.
Escape the hustle and bustle of the city and immerse yourself in the charm of island communities, where traditional lifestyles are preserved amidst stunning nature and peaceful surroundings.
Koh Yao Noi (Phang Nga) – A Self-Sufficient Community
Experience the simple life of local Muslim communities, take a boat ride to visit shellfish farms, try natural tie-dye making, and cycle through coconut groves by the sea.
Ban Koh Klang (Krabi) – Traditional Fishing & Fresh Seafood
Explore the mangroves by longtail boat, learn how to make traditional fermented fish, and taste fresh seafood from floating farms, including mud crabs and tiger prawns, all prepared with authentic local flavors.
Ban Talae Nok (Ranong) – A Coastal Village with Rich Culture
Discover the charm of this seaside community, learn batik painting, try making local snacks, and stay in a homestay with welcoming villagers.
For a true Andaman experience, visit these local communities and fall in love with the authentic coastal lifestyle.
Have you visited any of these places? Share your experience!
This shrimp paste from Koh Lanta is made by the Thung Yee Peng Women Farmers’ Group. They use traditional methods and fresh local shrimp to create a clean, high-quality product.
The taste is nicely salty with a light sour note, perfect for many Southern Thai dishes.
Its pink-purple color is completely natural from real shrimp, with no added color or flavor.
If you want to experience real local taste from Koh Lanta, try the Authentic Lanta Shrimp Paste from Thung Yee Peng Village.
Whenever you visit Krabi, don’t forget to bring some home!
Satun Province introduces eight new tourism routes. It can be stated that they will undoubtedly cover all sorts of tourism that everyone enjoys. There are natural trails, caves, waterfalls, beaches, museums, history, shopping, and wonderful local cuisine. There are options to pick from. Let's decide where to go... Where are they? Let's go see.
นอกจาก OTOP แล้ว เดี๋ยวนี้เค้ายังมี สินค้า CPOT ด้วยน้า
CPOT ย่อทาจาก Culture Product of Thailand หรือสินค้าทางวัฒนธรรมนั่นเอง
"Tin panning" is an interesting practice that you can experience in Phang Nga. It gives you a fascinating look into the past.
When the price of rubber dropped, the villagers in Takua Pa District started panning for tin ore in the canals as an additional job.
The price per kilogram can range from 200 to 250 baht.
During the ore sifting process, In this village, the locals still rely on a traditional wooden container called "liang." It is a flat, round, pan-like object that serves various purposes. People commonly use this tool to sift minerals along the canal.
There are still around 100 individuals in Takua Pa and Kapong districts who engage in panning tin ore as a secondary occupation.
Kayaking in Khlong Sangne, also known as the Little Amazon Takua Pa.
It is a short canal, and along its sides, a small forest with many different kinds of plants has grown. The best part of the walk-through nature's wonders is the trip through the old banyan tree. Only in Khlong Sang Neh can you see the roots of trees that are hundreds of years old hanging like a tunnel curtain over the canal.
This traditional herbal tea helps soothe sore throats, reduce inflammation, and naturally care for oral health. It’s also rich in antioxidants that refresh and nourish the body.
- Khae Nguek Pla Mo Tea is a great healthy choice. The local community preserves and passes down traditional tea-making methods, creating a unique, fragrant, and beneficial herbal brew.
- When you visit Ranong, don’t forget to try and bring home this special tea as a meaningful souvenir!
This post is about goods that people in Ranong Province get from the sea.
There are mangrove forests along the coast here. As a result, it is a suitable habitat for prawns. This is what is used to make prawn paste. People love the smell and taste of Ranong prawn paste. It also has dried prawns. It's just prawn meat; it's not salty, and there are no added colours or chemicals. You can eat them as snacks or use them to make a lot of different meals.
"Nao sugar" is a rare item in Phang Nga province. This is because the sugar from the Nao or Chok tree takes approximately 25 years to fully develop before providing fruit that can be harvested in October and will only bear fruit once. Nectar can be collected from the inflorescences after the 26th year of fruiting. The nectar can be collected every year from November to April, until the tree dies in four to five years.
"Nao Sugar" is an extension product of the wisdom of the ancestors of Ban Khlong Bo Saen community, Phang Nga province, by collecting sugar from trees and simmering it until thickened. Then drop into circle:
Sugar, Thin Nao Brand (275 grams) 65 baht
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