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Live Like a Local
  • 31 Jan
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Did you know? Discarded fishing nets from the sea can be recycled into unique, handcrafted bags! This helps reduce waste, add value, and inspire environmental awareness.
Live Like a Local turns monsoon trash into valuable products, supporting local livelihoods and teaching kids to care for nature
Want to experience it yourself? Join Sea Waste Bag Workshop and get creative!
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Sritongdam Lime – Organic Lime for Health
  • 31 Jan
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When in Trang, visit Uncle Prasit’s Lime Garden in Moo 8, Nachumhed Subdistrict, Yan Ta Khao District. Enjoy this unique lime with soft, edible peel, no bitterness, and juicy pulp – all chemical-free and fresh from the garden!
Health Benefits
Edible peel: Soft, bitter-free, packed with fiber.
Juicy & fragrant: Enhances your dishes and drinks.
Organically grown: Chemical-free, healthy.
Experience Thailand’s one-of-a-kind lime!

Processed lizardfish, a famous Souvenir from Phang Nga
  • 30 Nov
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If you're visiting Phang Nga, don’t miss out on processed lizardfish, the region's specialty!
Must-try souvenirs: Sun-dried lizardfish: Perfectly seasoned and ready to grill or fry. Dried lizardfish: Preserves freshness for long-term storage and can be used in various recipes.
These make the perfect gifts or a delicious ingredient for home-cooked meals. Sourced straight from the rich Andaman Sea, the quality is top-notch!
On your next visit to Phang Nga, support the local community by purchasing these amazing products. Available at local markets in Phang Nga and souvenir shops across the region!

Mooncake
  • 30 Sep
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Mooncake

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Mid-Autumn Festival, Zhongqiu Jie (中秋节) in Chinese, is also called the Mooncake Festival or the Moon Festival, is a harvest festival celebrated in Chinese culture. It is held on the 15th day of the 8th month of the Chinese lunisolar calendar with a full moon at night which this year falls on Tuesday, September 17, 2024.
For the residents of Phuket, who mostly trace their ancestry to the Hokkien Chinese, this day holds great significance as it marks the birthday (Sayid) of the god Pun Tao Kong, also referred to as Hok Tek Ceng Sin, a deity highly regarded by the Hokkien Chinese community.
Typically, we see Cantonese (or Macao) type mooncakes, however Phuket has a distinct style known as Tong Chew Pia or Hokkien style mooncakes. It contains a fragrant and crispy filling. It consists of candied pumpkin, peanuts, white sesame, and lard. The outside appearance is round, the size of a palm and stamped with various auspicious words on one side and white sesame seeds on the other.
In addition to being a once-a-year snack, it is a Phuket-specific dessert.

Sang Yod and sea bream fish chip
  • 20 Aug
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Phatthalung's sangyod rice has come a long way. This "Sang Yod and sea bream fish chip" (fish meat mixed with Sangyod rice flour) will make local knowledge more valuable. Making health-conscious people happy is the main ingredient used in this product. The high nutritional value comes from Sangyod's mix of 80% sea fish and rice flour. It is rich in fiber, aiding the body in eliminating waste. It is full of vitamins. Stay away from cancer, Alzheimer's, and heart disease. Pepper is another important raw material that comes from the community. This leads to the spread of income and jobs in the area.

Hornbill Batik Cloth at Khao Yao Noi
  • 22 Jul
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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.

Hed Med Mushrooms
  • 20 Jun
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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.

Phuket Buffalo Orange - GI-registered product
  • 19 May
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Another GI-registered product in Phuket is "Phuket Buffalo Orange," sometimes known as "Garcinia," a sour-tasting fruit that is well-liked here. It is usable fresh, processed, and dried.
Dried buffalo oranges have a sour flavour and can be used to cook a variety of foods. As an alternative, dried buffalo orange powder can be used as medication. Mix it with hot water and soak your feet to relieve aches, pains, and swelling. It's also a laxative. Furthermore, buffalo oranges include fruit acids (AHA) that nourish and brighten the skin.
Buffalo oranges are in high demand in the market due to their numerous benefits. The income generated for Phuket Province is more than 3.6 million baht.

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