Why choose when you can have it all? Join our ultimate community trip in Phang Nga Bay, combining peaceful relaxation with hands-on conservation! Start your Slow Life on Koh Yao Noi with a stay in a fragrant coconut garden homestay, capture stunning photos of the vast rice fields, and indulge in the famous 'Islander Roti'. Then, cross over to Ban Tha Khao for a creative batik workshop and a truly special mission: building artificial nests for hornbills to support wildlife!
Finish your memorable day with incredible fresh, community-caught seafood! This is the perfect blend of vacation and contribution!
Ready for this packed Andaman itinerary? Book your spot and support local life!
Call: 089-6461891 (Contact Ban Tha Khao / Koh Yao Noi Community Tourism)
Facebook: Search for 'ชุมชนท่องเที่ยว O T O P นวัตวิถี บ้านท่าเขา จ.พังงา' or 'Takao Batik - ผ้าบาติก บ้านท่าเขา'
This shrimp paste from Koh Lanta is made by the Thung Yee Peng Women Farmers’ Group. They use traditional methods and fresh local shrimp to create a clean, high-quality product.
The taste is nicely salty with a light sour note, perfect for many Southern Thai dishes.
Its pink-purple color is completely natural from real shrimp, with no added color or flavor.
If you want to experience real local taste from Koh Lanta, try the Authentic Lanta Shrimp Paste from Thung Yee Peng Village.
Whenever you visit Krabi, don’t forget to bring some home!
Baan Nai Nang Community in Krabi is a model destination for sustainable tourism, harmoniously blending nature, local traditions, and community wisdom.
Visitors can enjoy a traditional longtail boat ride through the lush mangrove forest of Ao Thalane and admire the striking limestone cliffs. A highlight of the journey is the Guest Chamber Cave - a natural tunnel carved beautifully by time and tide.
Community workshops offer hands-on experiences such as making Khanom Kluay Yam, a fragrant traditional banana dessert, learning local agricultural practices based on the “Khok Nong Na Model”, and releasing stingless bees to restore the mangrove ecosystem.
Recognized as a 5-Star Sustainable Tourism Community (STAR Program), Baan Nai Nang stands as an example of balance between people, culture, and nature — a true reflection of harmony and resilience.
Krabi is calling! Step into the world of “Creative Tourism” - where history, art, and local life come together in perfect harmony!
Check out these 2 must-visit new landmarks:
- House No.1 (Phraya Kongkatharathibodi Residence)
A century-old governor’s house turned into a creative learning hub that takes you back to Krabi’s early days. Discover unique OTOP Krabi products and join hands-on local craft workshops - perfect for making your own one-of-a-kind souvenir!
- Port Takola Marina Experience the premium vibe at Krabi’s newest marina hub, a chic new symbol of this coastal paradise - ideal for sea lovers and sailing enthusiasts alike.
Come explore Krabi, where every corner is full of creativity, culture, and good vibes!
Phuket Celebrates 200 Years of the Vegetarian Festival on 21-29 October 2025
The Phuket Vegetarian Festival is one of Phuket’s most significant and long-standing cultural traditions, celebrated for over 200 years since around 1825.
This year, Phuket marks a historic milestone — the 200th Anniversary of the festival — taking place from 21-29 October 2025 at shrines across the island.
Visitors are invited to witness sacred rituals, vibrant street processions, and experience the deep faith and devotion of local communities. Don’t miss the chance to taste delicious vegetarian dishes and local specialties available only during this special time!
The “Krabi Prototype” is setting the path for Thailand to become a global model for sustainable tourism. Visitors can immerse themselves in local culture at Laem Sak, explore traditional crafts in Baan Nai Nang, cruise through the lush Thung Yee Peng mangroves, and join marine conservation activities around Koh Ngai
These experiences highlight Krabi’s commitment to reducing tourism’s environmental impact — from promoting low-carbon travel to eco-friendly hotels and practices that help restore nature.
With international standards now in place, Krabi is stepping up as a Preferred Destination for Sustainable Tourism — where fun, culture, and conservation come together seamlessly.
Ranong is more than just pristine seas and natural hot springs — it’s a land where community stories are told through food.
Here are 3 must-try dishes you can’t miss:
- Thubli Salapao – A soft, fluffy steamed bun with rich fillings, this iconic treat reflects the heritage of Chinese settlers who once made Ranong their home.
- Kok Sim Bi – A traditional nourishing soup made with wood ear mushrooms and minced pork. Its delicate flavor is unique to Ranong and a true taste of local wellness.
- Pla Loom Puk Tom Kem – A heritage dish of local fish simmered until tender, balancing sweet and savory flavors passed down through generations.
Following the flavors of these dishes is more than a culinary journey — it’s a way to support local communities and preserve Ranong’s cultural charm sustainably.
Discover the charm of Ban Bang Rong, a community-based tourism village in Phuket! Here, you can enjoy mangrove boat tours, learn about traditional fishing lifestyles, taste authentic local dishes, and join beach clean-up activities that raise environmental awareness for both visitors and local youth
The community is proudly certified under TISI S 199–2565 for Creative Industry Village Services for Tourism, highlighting their commitment to sustainable economic development while preserving nature and local traditions
Come visit Ban Bang Rong and experience Phuket from a whole new perspective!
For inquiries: 094-714-8707
