Let us take you on a little journey today…
We're celebrating the amazing Ban Na Ton Chan Community in Sukhothai, recently honored with the PATA Grand Award 2025 for Sustainability and Social Responsibility!
This charming village, with over 200 years of history, is a beautiful example of traditional agricultural life. Here, you’ll find warm Northern dialects, close-knit community spirit, and a peaceful lifestyle where neighbors support one another like family.
What started with just one homestay in 2004 has grown into a network of over 30 welcoming homestays. Come and stay in a wooden house, wake up to morning mist, cycle through the orchards, and learn traditional weaving from local artisans — all in the heart of authentic Thai countryside.
Wake up early and hit our local market – good for your tummy, good for the community!
This Sunday morning, rise and shine, then come chill at Lod Long Lae Market, Ban Bang Nu, Phang Nga.
Open every Sunday from 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM.
Taste local favorites like spicy wild mushroom curry, tender stewed pork, and sweet A-Pong snacks .
They truly care about the planet here — using natural containers like banana leaves and bamboo, plus clear waste sorting.
Enjoy great food with peace of mind, reducing plastic waste at the same time!
Every purchase supports local vendors and helps protect the environment.
Come join us early for a treat that’s good for your tummy, the community, and the planet!
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!
Looking for more than just nature? Come experience real local life at Ban Bang Rong!
- Make traditional Khanom Kho (steamed coconut rice cakes)
- Enjoy delicious homemade pineapple pie & pineapple tea
- Paint your own Pateh fabric bag
- See how rubber sheets are made and hear stories from our friendly local guides about life and nature
Bang Mad, our community leader and guide, will be with you every step of the way for a truly authentic experience.
Ready to join? Contact Bang Mad to book your tour today: +66 94 714 8707
Wake Up Early and Head to a Local Market – Good for the Stomach, Great for the Community.
A new day begins… Try waking up a little earlier and take a stroll through a local community market in Phuket Old Town.
It’s not just about the delicious smells in the air — it’s the charm of the people, the culture, and that warm southern hospitality that makes it truly special.
Steaming hot dim sum from “Boonta Dim Sum”. Try their har gow, pork dumplings, and soft steamed buns — only 10–20 THB per basket. Tasty and affordable!
Stay Slow in Andaman – Slow down a little… and let life flow
Let us take you off the beaten path to Ban Tha Din Daeng, a peaceful mangrove-side village in Phang Nga where nature is lush, locals are lovely, and the activities are anything but ordinary.
If you’re visiting Satun, don’t miss this local gem!
Once a humble coconut shell container used in traditional southern homes, “Kalabara” has been beautifully reimagined into modern, eco-friendly crafts—blending cultural heritage with contemporary design.
- Fossil- and seaweed-patterned fabric bags
- Coconut shell lamps
- Decorative photo frames
- Hand-carved keychains
Each item is handmade by local artisans in Pak Bara village, turning waste into art and preserving the spirit of Satun’s culture with every piece.
Buying Kalabara means supporting the community, the environment, and taking home a truly meaningful souvenir.
Shop Location:
Community Enterprise Group – Kalabara Coconut Shell Products
Pak Nam Subdistrict, La-ngu District, Satun Province, Thailand
Facebook: Kalabara Shop
CR photo: นายรีวิว
Passed down through generations, this traditional tie-dye technique uses natural materials to create vibrant, long-lasting colors!
Why "Pak Daeng"? The name comes from the beautiful red dye made from natural ingredients, creating stunning, durable fabric!
Pak Daeng Tie-Dye isn't just fabric—discover Eco-Print shirts, stylish hats, and more with designs reflecting Phang Nga's local culture!
For more info and contact:
Follow us on Facebook: Pak Daeng Tie-Dye, Phang Nga
