The horbill Batik cloth pattern best expresses Koh Yao Noi's unique identity. Not only does Koh Yao Noi boast stunning marine scenery, but it also offers the opportunity to engage in batik, a handcrafted craft utilizing natural fibers like muslin, linen, and cotton. The villagers of "Ban Tha Khao" demonstrate their expertise by skillfully drawing patterns by hand and carefully applying paint to the fabric. The culture is truly remarkable. The local wisdom of Thailand is highly valued by tourists like us. It is highly recommended that you make it a priority during your visit.
During this rainy season, the ocean waves in our southern region have grown quite turbulent. Let's go and enjoy the breathtaking beauty of the mountains.
In Phu Khao Ya, Ranong Province, you'll discover a serene and tranquil landscape of low hills, perfectly arranged and adorned with vibrant, verdant grass. Amidst the rainy season, one can't help but be captivated by the breathtaking sight of lush green meadows against the backdrop of a clear blue sky. This is a must-visit spot during the rainy season. You can be confident that we will deliver exceptional new profile pictures.
"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.
It's almost time for the Phuket Peranakan Festival 2024, an exceptional festival that announced its reputation and won the award for best festival in Asia last year from IFEA - ASIA (International Festivals & Events Association) under the ASIA Pacific Traditional (Folklore) Festival, and will be held this year on June 21-23.
Here are Hed Med Mushrooms, a unique and tasty mushroom that can only be found in the south during the rainy season.
Mushrooms have a solid, chewy, or soft texture with a slightly bitter flavour. To minimize the bitterness, boil it first. The locals enjoy preparing a wide range of delectable meal selections. These include coconut curry with pineapple, clear soup with shrimp-paste and salt (Kaeng Liang with kluea), mushroom dip, tom yum, salad, and stir-fry. Has anybody ever tried it? Feel free to leave a comment and share your thoughts.
"Discover Phuket PRIDE 2024" is a major event happening in Phuket this year, turning the island into a rainbow of colours with six check-in locations spread out over the month of June.
On June 29th, a remarkable parade and an entertaining concert featuring Kam Witchayanee, Mom Laconic, Patcha Omjongruay, and Ben Chalatit will take place.
We have good news for you today. To save money, the locals of Pak Khlong Klang in Trang Province came together to make their own organic fertilizer.
The village chief, the villagers, and agricultural official from Yan Ta Khao District collaborated to cultivate Trichoderma and produce organic fertilizer. It appeared that the group's organic fertilizer is very good. Crop yields have greatly increased. Palm oil, in particular. Up until now, the villagers have not only produced for their own use, but they also constructed a house for the purpose of producing more and selling them to earn income.
Anyone who hasn't yet gone must go, or anyone who has already visited should return. Let me tell you: those who like to taste, shop, and take photos must stop by "Lard Long Lae @ Bang Nu" in Phang Nga Province, because this is a cultural and food tourism destination that you really can't miss.
The community market, where locals collaborate and receive support from the government sector, transforms into a market that brings smiles to Thais. In the market, you can choose from a variety of local agricultural products, organic vegetables, and both sweet and savoury local food items, each offering a unique taste that will entice you to return often. Furthermore, the market boasts a highly efficient waste disposal system. It uses less foam and plastic, among other materials, making it an excellent example of an eco-market. So, let's see you on Sunday.
