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Ko Si, Ko Ha, Ko Kra (เกาะสี่ เกาะห้า เกาะกระ), Phatthalung Province of Thailand Amphoe Pak Pa-yun is aspectacular limestone archipelago located in the Phatthalung sea as part of Lake Songkhla. It is situated in Tambon Ko Mak, 1.6 kilometres to the west. The reason it was called Ko Si Ko Ha is from the angles that when looking from the south and the North, you will see four islands, but if looking from the West, there are five islands. Apart from observing the way of the fisherman’s lifestyle, visitors can admire the natural swiftlets’ nest Cave. Information by : Tourism Authority of Thailand 1600 Phetchaburi Road, Makkasan, Ratchathevi, Bangkok 10400 Thailand https://www.tourismthailand.org/

Khao Pu-Khao Ya national park (อุทยานแห่งชาติเขาปู่-เขาย่า), Phatthalung Province of Thailand Amphoe Si Banphot, was named after the mountains in the National Park area that is well-known among the Phatthalung people. Especially, Khao Puis believed to be a sacred mountain where the spirit of “Ta Pu”, a semi-god much revered by the Local people and the general public is located. Situated in the complex BanthatRange, the Park is covered with lush evergreen forest all- yearround, so it is called the “virgin forest”. It provides two nature trails that are suitable for studying the nature, herbs, doing research on natural resources, etc. Information by : Tourism Authority of Thailand 1600 Phetchaburi Road, Makkasan, Ratchathevi, Bangkok 10400 Thailand https://www.tourismthailand.org/

Wat Khao Aor (วัดเขาอ้อ), Phatthalung Province of Thailand Wat Khao Aor (วัดเขาอ้อ) in Amphoe KhuanKhanun. Before becoming a Temple, it was considered to be a centre of learning, called the ThisaPamok School that was similar toTakkasila in India, presumably founded before 857 by Brahmins from India during the age of “Dravidian Yatra”, which is the time that the Brahmins expanded the religious belief from India. This place was famous for supernaturalpowers and ancient medicine, especially, related toWan, an herbal plant; later there wasa Wandipping ritual and manyother forms of black magic until it became well-known nationwide as a place that had inherited the magic and spells for invulnerability until today. At present, the“Follow the path of the Lord Buddha, Follow a trace of the ritual of Khao O House” Festival takes placeannually. Information by : Tourism Authority of Thailand 1600 Phetchaburi Road, Makkasan, Ratchathevi, Bangkok 10400 Thailand https://www.tourismthaila...

Tai Not Market (ตลาดใต้โหนด), Phatthalung Province of Thailand. Amphoe KhuanKhanun was created at a residence of Khun Kanokphong Songsomphan, a 1996 S.E.A. Write Award winner. After he passed away in 2006, Khun Niyut Songsomphan, his elder brother adapted the house with the aim to be a community learning centre and be a quiet place for reading for children and Villagers as well as a centre for exchanging art knowledge. Later, a Local market project was initiated for people in the community to sell chemical-free products including local Food under the concept of “Good Food Good Life”. The green market is held in a local atmosphere offering authentic desserts and food, cultural performances and entertainment by young people. Open every Sunday during 8.00 a.m. - 3 p.m. Information by : Tourism Authority of Thailand 1600 Phetchaburi Road, Makkasan, Ratchathevi, Bangkok 10400 Thailand https://www.tourismthailand.org/

Pa Phai Sang Suk Market (ตลาดป่าไผ่สร้างสุข), Phatthalung Province of Thailand. Amphoe KhuanKhanun in the Kwanjai Bamboo Garden of Khun Khwanjai was formerly a garden for cultivating, breeding and making charcoal from bamboo with a learning centre. It was open as a recreational attraction in January 2017 with collaboration of the Kwanjai Bamboo Garden and Kin Di Mi Suk Network, Phatthalung, in Order to create it into a market with a brilliant concept “enjoy Food and simple happiness in a modest way”. The Market is divided into 5 zones; namely, Pa Phai Sang Suk Market, a relaxation area, children’s activities, a learning zone of the Kwanjai Bamboo Garden, and a pleasant bamboo forest that is a green market where people in the communitybring Local food, rare local desserts, fresh vegetables, fruits as well as handmade products for sale at reasonable prices. It is open every Saturday during 9.00 a.m. - 5.00 p.m. Information by : Tourism Authority of Thailand 1600 Phetchaburi R...

Na Po Kae (นาโปแก), Phatthalung Province of Thailand. in Amphoe KhuanKhanun is a learning centre of the original way of life of the Phatthalung people. The name “Na Po Kae” was derived from the words Na meaning a Farm and Po Kae is asouthern accent of Pu Kae, which means Pho Kae (grandpa). This place was inspired by King Bhumibol’s speech, in which the Local people brought to adapt for job creation, particularly, the sufficiency economy theory that they appliedwith their living to become a learning-based attraction, includingexperiencing the rural lifestyle, farming, original way of rice cultivation, local Food and massage at specific points for women who suffer from menstruationpain. Information by : Tourism Authority of Thailand 1600 Phetchaburi Road, Makkasan, Ratchathevi, Bangkok 10400 Thailand https://www.tourismthailand.org/

Hot Spring Cold Stream (บ่อน้ำร้อน ธารน้ำเย็น), Phatthalung Province of Thailand. Situated in the area of Khao Chai Son, the hot spring Locally believed to be a sacred pond has been developed by the Khao Chai Son Sub-district Administrative Organisation to be a tourist attraction providing Accommodation, hot mineral bathroom and hot mineral pond services. 700 metres to the North of the pond isthe site of Tham Phra, a Cave featuring an approximately 1-metre deep cold pond inside with water all-yearround. A reclining Buddha image is enshrined in the cave’s upper part including a beautiful mural painting. The hot spring here is water emerging through the holes from the underground that have different structures; the temperature of the water will be higher if there is anytrembling. The hot mineral water has a temperature of about 60 degrees Celsius and can cure some diseases; such as, paralysis and aches and pains syndrome. Information by : Tourism Authority of Thailand 1600 Ph...

Lan Khoi White-water Rafting (ล่องแก่งลานข่อย) , Phatthalung Province of Thailand. is rafting in the area of Amphoe Pa Phayom, Phatthalung province. Rafting on Huai Nam Sai started in 2011. It is a very beautiful watercourse and perfect for rafting since the water flows through islets amidst a beautiful natural environment with a distance of 5 kilometres taking about 2-3 hours. It is the only place in the country that visitors can do rafting both in the dry and rainy seasons. Along the route, there will be professional staff members to take care of tourists for safety. If visitors do not prefer rafting, they can enjoy swimming. Accommodation is also available for staying overnight. Information by : Tourism Authority of Thailand 1600 Phetchaburi Road, Makkasan, Ratchathevi, Bangkok 10400 Thailand https://www.tourismthailand.org/

Thale Noi Non-hunting Area (เขตห้ามล่าสัตว์ป่าทะเลน้อย) , Phatthalung Province of Thailand. has been selected to be the country’s significant wetland, which covers area in three provinces: Phatthalung, Songkhla, and nakhon Si Thammarat. The attraction offers the following interesting activities:   Admire the largest red lotus sea in the southern region. Observe a variety of about 287 fowl species including endemic and migratory birds. Experience the life of water buffalos. Watch the sunrise at one of the most beautiful sunrise spots in Thailand, Khlong Pak Pra, in the morning at 6 a.m. and observe the way of fishnet lifting of the Villagers. Hua Lan Hua Lieo community is situated in Thale Noi Village. With the Local-like atmosphere, the community offers authentic Food and desserts, community-made products from Krachut or sedge in almost every household; such as, bags, mats, etc. Visitors can also observe the demonstration of their product making. Watch the Sunset a...

Thailand Festivals Highlights 📌 Phu Kradueng Tourist Season 📌 Ayutthaya World Heritage 📌 Asian LE MANS SERIES Since Thai people are living among the diversity of ethnic, cultural, and religious backgrounds, there are many traditional Thai events and festivals from the past to experience today and will be carried on into the future. While some cultural events are celebrated all over Thailand, some others are just for locals, held in some specific provinces. The biggest and renowned festivals in Thailand are Loi Krathong, and Songkran which is observed as the New Year Day for Thailand where thousands of tourists come to join in the fun! Thai festivals are usually related to religions such as the Candle Festival on Khao Phansa Day (Buddhist Lent Day), the Tak Bat Thewo Festival on Awk Phansa Day (End of Buddhist Lent Day), the Flower Alms Offering Festival, the Kathina or Annual Buddhist Robe Offering Ceremony, and the Buddhist Forest Robe Offering Ceremony. Some other fest...

Travel Like A Local In Nan Province On This 3-Day Journey The northern part of Thailand is filled with natural attractions for us to explore and inhale the fresh air scent of the forest. The north typically isn’t too humid as well, which makes travelling in this part of the country even more enjoyable. The main reason why we love to travel in the northern part of Thailand, including Nan province, is the region’s “slow life” philosophy and unique character.  Though we’re usually in a hurry in our daily lives, while in Nan, time seems to slow down. Every breath is deeper and slower, and we can enjoy the fresh air. Twenty-four hours here seems to stretch on longer than any anywhere else…but in the best way!  Follow along as we discover Nan’s charms on a 3-day journey!  Day 1 We fly to Nan at the break of dawn from Bangkok so we can have a full first day to explore. We plan to drive outside of Nan’s City centre first, and then slowly make our way back to town Shop...

Baan Sa Pun Field The field at Baan Sa Pun is another tourist spot surrounded by fog-covered hills. With just one glance, you could be swept away into a world of fairy tales. This special spot is located in Baan Sa Pun, a small and simple Village made up of hills, fog, Rivers, fields, flowing canals, small rivers, and lovely villagers. We guarantee you will love it here. The best time to visit this exquisite place is during the end of the rainy season and the beginning of the cold season because you will be in a perfect setting of Cool air and weather – a refreshing change from Thailand’s usual heat! Address : Tambon Boklua Nua, Ampur Boklua, Nan province How to Get There :                From downtown Nan, use the Santisuk route to Boklua or the Pua route to Doi Pu Ka and head towards Ampur Boklua (around 100 kilometres). You will be a bridge to reach an intersection, then take a left and go towards Khun Nan national park. Go straig...

Nan’s Sacred Buddha Relics The Phra That Chae Haeng Buddha relics are located at Wat Phra That Chae Haeng, one of Nan’s most sacred Buddhist Temples that’s been around for more than 600 years. Inside holds the ancient Buddha relics from the Ayutthaya period covered with gold. Influenced by Burmese building styles and the Hariboonchai Pagoda, this temple is considered one of the most beautiful religious sites in northern Thailand. Address : Moo 3 Baan Nong Tao Tambon Muang Tid, Ampur Pupiang, Nan How to Get There From downtown Nan, take Mahawongse Road towards Ampur Pupiang. Drive along Road No. 1168 and you will reach Wat Phra That Chae Haeng distance in 3.5 kilometres. Opening Hours Business hours : Every day from 5.00 A.M. to 7.00 P.M.  Time to visit : Year round Entrance fee : Free of charge, parking available Contact Information Telephone : 054-751-846, 088-408-9941 facebook : https://www.facebook.com/watphrathatchaehaeng/ Information by : Tourism Authority of T...

Nan Riverside Art Gallery Also known as the Rim Nan Gallery, the Nan Riverside Art Gallery’s showroom covers about 13 rai and is located next to the Nan River. This is the best location in Nan to soak up the Local art scene, check out the current exhibitions, and exchange knowledge. Simply Relax and enjoy the experience. Address : 122 Moo 2 Nan - Tah Wang Pah Road, Tambon Bo, Ampur Muang, Nan 55000 How to Get There From downtown Nan, drive north using the route that goes to Ampur Ta Wang Pa - Aumpur Pua - Aumpur Tung Chang and, finally, to Ampur Chalermphrakiat. Keep Driving for about 20 kilometres and you will reach the art centre. It will be on the right-hand side. Opening Times : Daily except for Wednesday from 9 A.M. to 5 P.M.  Contact Information Telephone : 081-989-2912 facebook : https://www.facebook.com/holsil.rimnan After the arts, move on to pay respects to Nan’s ancient sacred Buddha relics at Wat Phra That Chae Haeng. Information by : Tourism Authority o...

Pink Phukha Silverware Centre Nan is a province that is well-known for its northern art and crafts, especially silversmithing. The northern part of Thailand produces the most silver handicrafts, including silverware and Jewellery, in the country. Nan’s main silver productions are located at Pink Phukha Silverware Centre, which not only sells silver handicrafts also offers plenty of background information for those who are interested in this intricate craft. If you’re interested in silverwork, don’t miss stopping by here while in Nan!  Address : 254 Moo 4 Tumbol Chaisatarn, Ampur Muang, nan province How to Get There : From downtown Nan, drive along Highway 101 around 750 metres to Suriyawongse Road. Drive for another 160 metres and merge onto Highway 1091. Drive for 1.2 kilometres and you will see the silverware centre at the U-turn. Opening Times Business hours : Every day from 8 A.M. - 5 P.M.  Time to visit : Year round Entrance fee : Free of charge, parking ...

Thai Lue Coffee House by Lamduan Pah Tor Thai Lue Coffee House is a café by Lam Duan Pah Tor, which is a Souvenir shop known for its Thai Lue woven Cloth. This traditional Fabric and weaving style comes from Amphur Pua and is considered one of the symbols of the district. Arriving at the front of the shop, you’ll see shirts, dresses, and other garments that beautifully mix modern and traditional designs. For those who love Thai textiles, when you see the jaw-droppingly affordable prices, you won’t be able to resist not buying some souvenirs to take home. When you walk to the back of the shop, you will see the Thai Lue Coffee House, an atmospheric café blending Thai Lue and northern Thai aesthetics. The aroma of coffee will greet you right away, so enjoy a cup of the flavourful brew. Prices are reasonable and the picturesque café will never fade from your memory. Address : 164 Moo 4 Tambon Silalang Amphoe Pua, Nan province 55120 How to Get There First route : From Nan-Tah ...

Where To Go In Nan Province On Your Next Holiday Overview 1. Thai Lue Coffee House By Lamduan Pah Tor 2. Baan Sa Pun Field 3. Pink Phukha Silverware Centre 4. Nan Riverside Art Gallery 5. Nan’s Sacred Buddha Relics Nan is a lesser-visited province in Thailand that actually has loads to offer visitors. From picturesque Cafes to sacred Buddhist sites, silver workshops to sprawling rice fields, here are five Local places to check out in Nan. Let’s start with a café called Thai Lue Coffee House – a well known place that hides a very expensive view – and sip a tasty cup of coffee.  Information by : Tourism Authority of Thailand 1600 Phetchaburi Road, Makkasan, Ratchathevi, Bangkok 10400 Thailand https://www.tourismthailand.org/