"Southern Lipon, Unity, Two Heroes, and Good Variety, inherit the culture, introducing the sufficiency economy" They begin the tourist route from the National Museum here with evidence and historical documents, including the living equipment of the fishermen and mining tools, and then continue with traveling to different places. Visit Phraya Wichit's house. Go to the Tha Ruea Shrine to pay homage to the god of Guan Yu or the great Buddha image of Phuket at the Tha Ruea Shrine. Pay homage to the large reclining Buddha at Wat Si Sunthon or Wat Ban Phon, and visit the Ban Lipon Tai Sufficiency Economy Center. Go see the black chicken farms, rice cultivation, vegetable gardening, and various processed food products, such as chili paste, dried fish kidneys, and local cave fish or canned fish.
Hello, we've met before. This article may be slightly different from the previous article. This article will talk about carbon neutrality. What are carbon credits? How many people may be wondering what it is exactly? And what does it have to do with the community? So let's start watching.
Take a cruise to see the eagles and eat seafood. You're right; it actually exists in Satun Province. Sungai Tammalang Tourism Community Sub-district, Mueang District, Satun Province, organizes eco-tourism trips. Take a boat trip to see more than 100 eagles nesting in the mangrove forest.
Anyone hungry, please come this way. At Lard Prateen Nateen's house, they have a lot of food that is delicious.
Hello, we've met before. In this article, we will look at the Ao Luek Noi community. Krabi Province For more details about the Ao Luek Noi community, you can read them on the website by following this link. Ao Luek Noi Community
In Phuket, there is good stuff and delicious food. One of the best things is the 7-color lobster, the king of seafood in Phuket.
Travel fulfilled, full, delicious, belly spreading... Here it is: The community of Ban Bang Rong is an old community on Phuket Island. Most of the villagers here are Muslims. Occupation: local fishing, gardening, and general labor. There are mountains and seas here. Therefore, it is another tourist destination that I would like to introduce to you.
Visit the Ban Mai Khao Community. Another thing that I like and must emphasize that you can't miss is "Giant Ginger" or "Gai Lak Gai," which is a seagrass vegetable. Shaped like a five-pointed starfish, green is a local vegetable that grows along the beach and can be used to cook a variety of dishes. The flavor is oily and a little astringent, whether eaten fresh with chili paste or with fish curry. It's also delicious to order Khanom Jeen Namya, but the most popular menu items are stir-fried with oyster sauce or coconut milk soup with fresh shrimp. It will have a sweet, fragrant taste. It's very delicious. In this regard, you can go to see the Lyon Han vegetable planting of the Ban Mai Khao Lan Han community enterprise. They collaborated to cultivate and preserve this indigenous vegetable as a local identity product of the Mai Khao Subdistrict.
