"9 types of chilli paste (Nam Prik) from Thalang City, Phuket Province" is a tasty dish to serve at the end of the month instead of instant noodles.
1) Chilli paste. Consists of shrimp (fresh or dried) or dried fish, pounded thoroughly, then squeezed lime and seasoned with fish sauce and sugar.
2) Shrimp chilli paste. Mainly shrimp paste, no shrimp or fish. but add pea eggplant (turkey berry). Pound it well. It is similar to chilli paste from the central region.
3) Stir-fried chilli paste. Mix chilli, dried shrimp, small dried fish, shallots, and lime, then stir-fry until dry.
4) Nam Prik Siek. Add boiled shrimp, fish, lime juice, fish sauce, and shallots, but don't add shrimp paste.
5) Nam Prik Muang. Add grated coconut meat. Put the chilli paste in the coconut shell. Then broil it on the fire until it smells good.
6) Sweet chilli paste. Add palm sugar to reduce the spiciness.
7) Lemongrass chilli paste. Add chopped lemongrass to the chilli paste and pound thoroughly.
8) Marinated chilli paste. With dried young galangal shoots and other components Then wrap it in banana leaves and put it in a charcoal oven.
9) Nam Prik Yum. The ingredients are identical to the main chilli paste. But use the method of chopping ingredients, then squeezing lemon or Salacca, then using your hands to mix them together.
Photo: พิพิธภัณฑสถานแห่งชาติ ถลาง ภูเก็ต National Museum, Thalang, Phuket
Satun Province introduces eight new tourism routes. It can be stated that they will undoubtedly cover all sorts of tourism that everyone enjoys. There are natural trails, caves, waterfalls, beaches, museums, history, shopping, and wonderful local cuisine. There are options to pick from. Let's decide where to go... Where are they? Let's go see.
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.
Have you thought about how you want to spend Mother's Day with your mum yet? This is an offer for a one-day trip from Khao Lak to Phang Nga province, which is close by and only takes 15 to 20 minutes.
The rafting trip is approximately 3 kilometers long and takes 30-45 minutes, but don't worry. Employees will help operate the raft. The raft will float on both sides of the river, surrounded by lush green forest, looking comfortable and refreshing. The service fee is 500 baht per raft (which can seat two people). The service is available daily, with the first round commencing at 9:00 a.m. and concluding at 4:00 p.m.
Even though it's the green season, there are plenty of events. Yes, this is the South's Amazing Beach Life Festival. We have it organised in three provinces: Phang Nga, Phuket, and Songkla.
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.
