Travel Anytime! Pinning 5 Thai Lifestyle Landmarks

If you don't have any travel plans for the upcoming long weekend or New Year holidays, here are 5 Thai lifestyle landmarks under the project "Thai Post... for the Land of Dharma, the Land of Gold." Thai Post has surveyed the needs of local communities and created new landmarks to promote tourism while generating income for every household.

Enjoy Fresh Seafood at "Tha Phli Fishing Market" in Chonburi

Tha Phli Seafood Market in Chonburi is a landmark for seafood lovers, offering "fresh, clean, delicious, and guaranteed" dishes. Here, you'll find a variety of seafood ready to serve, including cooked dishes with spicy seafood dipping sauce, as well as snacks to enjoy while exploring the market. With over a hundred menu items, the flavors are so delightful that you'll want to come back for more, such as local snacks like grilled shrimp served with spicy sauce and seasoned oysters. If you love seafood, don't miss the chance to visit Tha Phli Fishing Market every Saturday from 4:00 PM to 10:00 PM.

Check-in at Khun Samut Chin House in Samut Prakan Khun Samut Chin is a community severely affected by coastal erosion, yet the atmosphere is warm and welcoming, with locals eager to share their way of life. Visitors can learn about mangrove conservation through homestays, admire the classic architecture of the ancient temple at Wat Khun Samut Wats, the community's spiritual center, or write a postcard to themselves using the landmark mailbox. Don't forget to shop for "Three-Flavored Crispy Shrimp," a local product that meets quality standards, as a gift for family before heading home.

Experience Street Art at Koh Yor Community in Songkhla

Three-dimensional murals created on the walls of old houses in Koh Yor depict the weaving culture and ancient pottery kilns, reflecting the community's way of life and occupations. In the local restaurants, you can find images of characters from traditional Southern Thai shadow puppetry, inviting you to enjoy lunch. Don't miss the large cartoon mural on a boat at the sandy beach, showcasing the community's life through the waves, with various fish swimming around, weaving, and ancient pottery kilns. Be sure to check out the unique "Yor Handwoven Fabric," available in stylish packaging at affordable prices, perfect for making your own trendy outfits.

Support Local Products and Enjoy Herbal Tea while Biking through Ko Kret Community in Nonthaburi

Cycle along the Chao Phraya River and experience the lifestyle of the Ko Kret community while purchasing local products available at the "Post Office for Happiness" building. This initiative aims to boost sales while promoting learning opportunities for local youth and entrepreneurs. Sip on the unique herbal "Rakul Tea" from Ko Kret, known for its distinctive flavor and numerous health benefits.

Professional Doll-Making Workshop with the Heir of Bang Sadet Potters in Ang Thong

This program promotes tourism and publicizes the Bang Sadet homestay community, which has passed down the art of royal doll-making for generations to preserve the community's identity. Tourists can participate in a workshop to create clay dolls with local artisans, learning techniques for shaping and painting, allowing even beginners to craft beautiful dolls to take home as souvenirs. Additionally, visitors can absorb the community's historical stories from knowledgeable young guides.

Thank you for the information: Thai Post