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Sukhothai Historical Park

Sukhothai Historical Park

Sukhothai Historical Park covers the ruins of Sukhothai, capital of the Sukhothai kingdom in the 13th and 14th centuries, in what is now the north of Thailand. It is located near the modern city of Sukhothai, capital of the province with the same name.

Sukhothai Historical Park offers a wondrous variety of viewing experiences whether on foot, on car or even tram. Beautifully landscaped and well maintained, the Park truly deserves its UNESCO World Heritage title. The first highlight is Wat Mahathat located in the centre of the town. The first stone inscription reveals that the temple was the heart of the ancient kingdom as well as the crowning glory of King Ramkhamhaeng the Great who defeated Khun Samchon of Chod, at a battle fought atop elephants at the tender age of nineteen. The king also adopted Hinayana Buddhism and eventually brought to the Sukhothai kingdom peace and glory. Apart from a visit to the archaeological sites at the Historical Park. a stop to savour the local fare of ‘Khanom Jeen-Kuayteaw Sukhothai Banna is another recommended activity. Located next to Pailin Hotel,Sukhothai Accommodation, the restaurant serves an array of ‘khanom jeen’ or rice noodles with five toppings  green curry, nam ngeaw (Northern style topping), namya kati (coconut milk topping), nam ya pa (coconut milk-free topping) and nam prik (chilli paste topping). Another must-have dish is ‘kuaytaewnam Sukhothai’ or Sukhothai noodle soup complimented by their top dessert of ‘lodchong puak nam kati’ (sweetened taro noodle with coconut milk). Sukhothai OTOP souvenir and handicraft products are available in front of the restaurant. Back in Sukhothai city centre, you can explore Si Satchanalai Historical Park by turning left at Klong Po intersection or return to the town to visit Sukhothai Bud¬dhist Park located in front of City Hall, in which a model of nine significant Buddha statues from the Sukhothai era were retrieved from other provinces and returned to their rightful place.

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Banmai Market in Chacherngsao

Banmai Market in Chacherngsao

Banmai Market in Chacherngsao

Banmai Market, in Chacherngsao harks back to Rama 4. The market was created by Chinese immigrants who built their homes along the Bangpakong (Ta Chin) River long ago, and it slowly became the economic hub of Chacherngsao. It remains famous to this day, having served as a location for TV series and movies such as Yoo Gab Gong and Nang Nak.

Banmai Highlight: You can’t miss Ban Pa Nu, a riverside restaurant in Ban Mai, which specializes in pla chon lui suan and tom yam goong mae nam with ingredients coming from the Bangpakong river. For desert, venture over to Mae Wong’s for their stellar lod chong.

Banmai Market

Banmai Market

Banmai Bonus: Don’t forget to pay respect to the Luang Por Sothorn Buddha statue, legendary cousin of Luang Por To in Sumut Prakarn. You can also cruise along Bangpakong River to see the riverside communities. To visit these destinations, catch the boat from Luang Por Sothorn Temple to the Banmai market B100.

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Bangplee Market

BANGPLEE MARKET

The old Bangplee market is one of the nine major markets in the eastern province. Originally named Sirisopon, Bangplee floating market is the only old market in Samrong to have survived both fires and new developments, still boasting the same

architectural style it had when it was built 150 years ago. The wooden walkway stretching along the river at least 500 meters is still strong enough to handle thousands of tourist every day. Along the way you will find many old relics for sale, like antique bowls or lanterns. As it’s situated near Bangplee Yai Nai temple, there’s a focus on items for monks and temple but don’t underestimate the rest of the market because its many wooden shops are packed with plenty of delicious stuff.

Bangplee Highlight: if you wake up too late, you’ll miss the famous, half-century-old gway tiaw moo which runs out as fast as 1 pm. You can be comforted by kanom jeen Pa Mol where the lovely Mol and her daughter serve their delicious nam ya (curry soup)every weekend. Choose from kati, nam prik, curry and gaeng tai pla, all at 625. And don’t forget to treat yourself with kanom than (layered pudding) Mae Boonsri, cooked daily according to the traditional recipe.

Bangplee Bonus: Other than food and old junk, this is fortune teller central. Nearly one in every 10 shops of this community is in the business. But if you don’t believe in destiny, just walk to Bangplee Yai Nai temple to pay homage to Luang Por To, one of the famous Buddha statues in Thailand, and pray for some luck instead.

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KHLONG SUAN SAMUT PRAKARN

KHLONG SUAN SAMUT PRAKARN

Khlong Suan Samut Prakarn

KHLONG SUAN SAMUT PRAKARN

Khlong Suan 100 years old market, this market suggest  Khlong suan market  100 years older than the atmosphere in the past. Rich in charm of the exchange. The tourists can feel. The locals still popular shopping, shopping on a daily basis. Or to ride the delicious dishes. Visit the old atmosphere. Have a sufficiently.

Khlong Suan Samut Prakarn

Khlong Suan Samut Prakarn

Just 30 minutes away by motorway (exit at Ladkrabang), this place is a foodie paradise within reach of urban mortals. From the entrance, Khlong Suan is packed with food stalls selling every old recipe under the Siamese sun, like the rare kanom dokjok, a fried dessert in the shape of flower. Situated on Pravetburirom canal, this old community harking back to the King Rama V era used to be the top shopping spot for people who traveled along the canal linking Bangkok and Chacherngsao. Though it’s divided along provincial lines – Samut Prakarn and Chacherngsao – Khlong Suan is famous for its laid back living, harmonious Chinese and Muslim communities and great coffee shops.

Khlong suan Samut Prakarn Highlight: Funny how places with good quality of life always have the best coffee shops. The must-visit is Pae Li. This coffee house is particularly popular for its grandpa, who has appeared in every media outlet out there. Even though he’s in his 80s, he still serves every drink and smiles to any camera approaching him.

Khlong Suan Samut Prakarn Bonus: Along the way to Khlong Suan, you will pass stalls selling the famous pla salid (deep fried fish) from Bang Bor which is the best and the biggest pla salid-producing area in Thailand.

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Farm Chokchai Tour

Farm Chokchai Tour

Farm Chokchai Tour

Farm Chokchai

Farm Chokchai has a unique innovation  in Agro Tourism that integrates  Experience and Local wisdom with Knowledge and Academics for the superior management of the dairy farm.  It is armed with knowledge enabling creative activities through real experiences.  Build your confidence as you explore the stories of successful work culture and spirit of gentleness as found in the farmers.  We cultivate values in the young people and help them get inspiration on how to run Contemporary Agribusiness.  You will be awed by the meaning of joy from the aspects of this distinctive tourism which is a revolution of business that begins from the soil to the exchange of wisdom.

Farm Chokchai

Farm Chokchai

Farm Chokchai Knowledge Tour

This is knowledge that goes beyond the book

  • learn by participating in hands on experiences.
  • Learn how to run and sustain agribusiness in a contemporary setting.
  • Discover the way of creating inspiration ib the new generation of our society.
  • Discover the methodology of sysstematic and standard business administration.
  • be delighted by the well designed and environmental friendly ambience.
  • Enjoy innovative ideas that come from simplicity.
  • Experience the unforgettable impression that aroused every nerve from joining all meaningful activities provided.

Keep the balance of your physical and mental health and regain what you have lost in life.
Escape from the materialistic urban world and experience the inner joy found in nature in the 80 acre forest.  Located in the central area of Farm Chokchai which has invested in time rather than money.

Energize your life and brighten your mind with the new idea of Boutique tent style camping along with well designed seminar rooms.

Let your imagination run boundlessly,  spend yru precious time with someone special in the embracement of nature and mountains, and you will find that Heaven on Earth is at hand.
Come and capture the peace of a safe, clean, modern and natural place with access to Wi-Fi internet in every part of the forest garden.
A sense of closeness and a relationship with the nature around can happen at ny time throught activities and relaxation in the midst of nature.

Knowledge Tour
Farm Chokchai knowledge tour is the choice to the path of Knowledge-based Society.  It is the best answer to the modern tourism that will strongly merge the harshness of people in the globalization with the mildness of the people in the agricultural lifestyle.

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Plearnwan Hua Hin

Plearnwan Hua Hin

Plearnwan Hua Hin

Go to  Plearnwan Hua Hin ,A camera is a must-bring item when one plans to visit Plearnwan, a mock-up village that recaptures the old elegance and the decade-old lifestyle of Thai people in the past. Plearnwan offers the gimmicks of old charm such as a wooden house structures, wooden door panels, candy shops, barbers, fairy wheels, an outdoor cinema, herbal liquor and sour tamarind. Like a child’s precious toy chest hidden in the attic room, these memorabilia help bring back the sweet and fond memory of the good old days.

plearnwan hua hin

plearnwan hua hin

plearnwan hua hin

plearnwan hua hin

Plearnwan Hua Hin

Plearnwan Hua Hin

Plearnwan hua hin

Plearnwan Hua Hin

How to go there

Go to Plearnwan Hua Hin by your car.
Road map ,Thonburi – Pak Tho (Highway No.35) via Samut Songkhram, turn left onto Petchkasem.
(Highway No.4) via Phetchaburi, Hua Hin to take 2.30 hours.

Go through Nakhon Pathom, Ratchaburi, Phetchaburi province takes three hours.

Go to Plearnwan Hua Hin by Conditioned buses.
Air-conditioned bus with two types of Level 1 and 2 depart from Southern Bus Terminal Bangkok – Hua Hin.
It takes three hours to total ,the car every 30 minutes between 5:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m.
Part Time Bus Station is located in Hua Hin, Petchkasem Siri. Sa Song Road area. Nearby road Dechanuchit.
By car from Hua Hin is every 40 minutes between 3:00 a.m. to 21:00 pm

Go to Plearnwan Hua Hin by Train

plearnwan

plearnwan hua hin

Hua Lam Pong train station. The train line south through Hua Hin, Pranburi, Prachuap Khiri Khan and every day.
Tel. 02 233 7010 ,02 2337020

Plearnwan Hua Hin Location

Phetchkasem road, next to Krai Kang Won Palace.

Tel.032520 3112 ;  www.plearnwan.com

Plearnwan Hua Hin

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