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.
Open up your travel experiencebeyond only observing or capturing images. On an island in the midst of the sea surrounded by mangrove forests is the community of Ban Ko Klang, Krabi Province. You can engage in many activities such as riding a tricycle to explore the local way of life on the central island, eating roti, or painting Patay cloth. Alternatively, a workshop on creating naturally dyed fabric with your own patterned designs to be the only piece of art.
'Mangosteen Thip Phang Nga', a new GI product from Phang Nga was announced recently.
"Thip Phang Nga" refers to this particular type of Phang Nga mangosteen and meaning "delicious fruit of the angels from Phang Nga province. It has a distinctive feature: It is a local variety of mangosteen. The fruit has a spherical shape with a relatively thick peel. The flesh of the fruit is white, thick, and soft in texture. When consumed, it offers a pleasant combination of sweet and sour flavours. When going to Phang Nga, everyone needs to make sure they find there to eat.
Reduce your carbon footprint when travelling to save the world. You should visit Koh Lanta. Southern Thailand's Krabi Province. Go Green tourism emphasises energy conservation and natural exploration.
A boat excursion is one of the recommended activities for observing nature at Thung Yipeng. The long tail boat offers a local menu that includes dishes like 'Sticky rice with sun-dried fish'. The fish are dried utilizing the sun's natural energy source. The tourist trip aims to distribute income among the members of the community. This model serves as an example of sustainable community tourism.
Ranong coffee... must try it when you go there. In that area, the villagers cultivate Robusta coffee. In addition to fresh coffee beans, There are various types of roasted coffee beans available, including:
• Gas-roasted coffee beans
• Charcoal-roasted coffee beans
• Gas roasted coffee beans packed in bags
• Charcoal-roasted coffee beans packed in bags
• Filter coffee beans roasted with charcoal packed in paper bags.
After sipping coffee, don't forget to buy some as souvenirs.
It's really winter in Phang Nga. Yes, that's true. You don't have to travel to the north to get cold. #Samet Nangshe view point is on top of an 800-meter-high mountain in Takua Thung District, Phang Nga Province.
We recommend setting up a tent to sleep in. You'll wake up cold. Watch the sun rise over the limestone mountains of Phang Nga Bay. You can get close to nature and enjoy its beauty.
Today, admin would like to take you to see one of the sustainable tourisms which support capacity of nature, communities, traditions and ways of life related to tourism in order to protect, preserve and develop for future generations.
Phang Nga is introducing new souvenir from a group of younger farmers in the province who are putting out "YOUNG HERB," a herb inhalant, made from nutmeg fruit which is the main raw material, that can be found locally with the motto "Fragrant, refreshing scent from Phang Nga." Anyone visiting Phang Nga should pick it up as a fake Rolex souvenir so the receiver may enjoy the "Fragrant, refreshing scent from Phang Nga."
