Experience the local fishery; walking on the sand and collecting the shellfish, watching the net casting & hauling back, raising lobsters in the tanks. You will also see how to catch the lobster.
Taking the canoe exploring the mangrove forest, visiting the Diamond cave, the miracle couple trees called “PiPi” which stand in the middle of the sea that you shouldn't miss.
Baan Sam Chong Nuea, we have the crab conservation area and the cockle nursery bank. These things are our local way of life that we would like you to experience, learn and try to live in our style once in your life.
Natural tie-dying uses the integration of the xylocarpus granatum (Taboon), avicennia officinalis (Samae) and ceriops tagal (Pongdang) to make the natural dye colors These colors are the identity of our community. We would like to invite you to experience and try making the tie-dye fabric, you are free to design your own pattern or follow the community's pattern.
The acanthus ebracteatus herb is considered to be the wisdom of the community that Its benefits help to relieve and soothe the abscess, poor lymphatic disorder and the itching rash symptoms. The results are good and qualified.
Eating the healthy local food, the taste of fresh seafood such as a blanched Telescopium telescopium (Lak Kwai clams) dip with roasted coconut chili paste, coconut milk curry with hard clams; this dish was created by the community and it had own one of ten national awards.
Admiring the architecture inside Senanuch Rangsan temple, one of the important and ancient temples of Takuapa town.
Visit Phra That Khiri Khet temple, one of the historical landmarks that retains the early Rattanakosin art.
Visiting Ban Khun Intra, a light green Sino-European building that is located in the old town, it belonged to the first lieutenant Khun Intrakheeree (Choy Na-Nakhon).
Boon Soong iron bridge or the locals called Khok Khanun iron bridge, an ancient old bridge built with iron ore. It is a famous photo corner.
Paying respects to the principle golden Buddha image at Khongkha Phimuk temple.
