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Tourism Authority of Thailand
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Quiet Villages of Northern Thailand
Four Places to Slow Down Beyond the lively streets of Chiang Mai and the familiar mountain destinations of northern Thailand, a different kind of journey awaits. Hidden among forested hills and quiet valleys are small villages where life still follows the rhythms of nature, the changing seasons and local traditions. Some are surrounded by towering mountains, others by streams and rice fields. Wooden houses stand along narrow village lanes, and mornings begin with birdsong, co
Oct 30


DAWN IN SILENCE : Ban Thung Yi Pheng, Ko Lanta, Krabi
Beyond the beautiful beaches and resorts of Ko Lanta lies another side of the island, where life moves at a gentler pace and nature takes centre stage. On the island’s eastern coast, Ban Thung Yi Pheng is a peaceful village surrounded by an extensive mangrove forest. The forest has a remarkable story of recovery. Once degraded by years of woodcutting for fuel and charcoal production, it has gradually been restored through the conservation efforts of the local community. Today
Oct 30


NAKHON PATHOM : From Ancient City to Organic Fields
Only a short journey west of Bangkok, Nakhon Pathom is easy to reach, yet its landscape holds stories stretching back more than a thousand years. At its centre rises one of Thailand’s most monumental Buddhist landmarks, rooted in the ancient Dvaravati world. Travel beyond the city and the scenery gradually changes: roads give way to canals, lotus ponds, rice fields and orchid farms, before the journey reaches a new generation of organic farming where traditional knowledge is
Oct 30
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