Where should we go on this long vacation? Today, we'd like to introduce three tourist communities on the Andaman, which are model communities that stand out with their identities, way of life, and local identities that attract tourists based on the community context to create a "experience" in tourists' memories. Where are these compelling "stories"? Let's see?
Ban Bang Rong, Phuket, is an agricultural community. Grow rubber, pineapples, and coconuts; organise tourist activities like pineapple soap-making to learn community ways. Baking local treats, tapping rubber
Ban Sam Chong Nuea Community, Phang Nga Province, fishing village Surrounded by sea water, along with fun activities including making tie-dye fabric, making a boat keychain and tasting fresh seafood
Ban Laem Sak Community, Krabi Province, has a cultural identity of people of three nationalities living together, including Thai Buddhists, Muslims, and Thai-Chinese people. Featuring sea travel routes, Fisherman's Way of Life, and Painting in Batik
It's the end of the year, and there's a long holiday. It is good to find a place to travel. I highly recommend Koh Kam in Ranong Province. The sea is stunning, with white sand beaches and clean air. This location is in Lam Son National Park. It is the centre of several islands, located in shallow water no deeper than 7 metres deep, where we can swim, snorkel, and admire coral in both shallow and deep water.
It's winter, but you don't have to only visit the north anymore.
It's right here. Everyone should come and enjoy the cool air. Some people say that the view from the Khlong Khian Subdistrict in Takua Thung District, Phang Nga Province's Samet Nangshe Tha Hin Rom Village is the most beautiful in all of Phang Nga. I saw an amazing view of the Andaman Sea and the limestone mountains that were covered in lush grass. They alternate and overlap elegantly as they stand tall from the water. The more I saw the sunrise, the more I wanted to see it. Until then, you will undoubtedly need to return
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.
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.
It's already cold in the north. The southern parts of our country are also getting colder. I'd like to invite you to "Phu Than Kaew", Krabi Province, a community tourism destination with 360-degree views of "Phanom Bencha mountain," the province's highest mountain range, which has lush forests and beautiful scenery. It's a place for ecotourism where it fogs up and stays cool during the wet season. Set up a tent on top of the mountain; the fog is as thick as it is in the north.
It's school break. Take the kids to have fun at Phang Nga.
Phang Nga has another rafting spot. "Klong Nga Bamboo Rafting," a new bamboo rafting activity created by the collaboration of community members who saw the potential of the area and joined forces to open adventure tourism services amidst beautiful nature along the Canal, which is the source of the Phang Nga Canal, which flows through many villages and Phang Nga city before entering Phang Nga Bay.
