You can choose 2 items. The duration is about 3 hours. Wear Thai traditional costumes and take beautiful photos.

*** The activity location is in Chiang Mai city.

          Trace the history of the "Tai Khen" ethnic culture in the past that has been descended for a long time and still maintains a beautiful culture. In the reign of King Kawila  Forcibly removed a group of Tai Khen people Come to live in Chiang Mai. More than two hundred years have passed. But nowadays the Thai people are shy. Still maintaining a strong community identity. Every direction throughout the area Taking everyone to the cultural source of Tai Khen, San Kang Pla Village. San Kamphaeng District Chiang Mai Province which San Kang Pla village It is a small village in San Kamphaeng District. Almost all the villagers here are  Tai Khen people. Descended from ancestors who immigrated from Chiang Tung, Burma.

     Inside the cultural center of Wat San Kang Pla. It consists of exhibitions that provide knowledge about history. The history of the shy Thai people Clothes and costumes of shy Thai people Both old items passed down from ancestors and those newly sewn by a group of housewives. Including appliances used in daily life The establishment and operation of the museum is a collaboration between the temple and the community. It can be considered that this center is an important source of local history learning for the people in the community and neighboring communities.

It's a small art community. that has a way of living together with nature Open only on #Saturday and #Sunday.

           Located at Ban Mon, San Klang Subdistrict, it is an art community that has a way of living together with nature. Located in the area along the Khao River. "Long Him Khao" is a native language that means Community or area along the Khao River The community is divided into small Lanna wooden houses, restaurants, coffee shops, and local clothing shops. Each house will open its doors to sell their own products. “#Chamcha Market” is a small market under the rainforest tree that collects many handicrafts, handicrafts, food and drinks. to distribute to #tourists In addition, there will be a special activity "Kad To Nyon" with cultural performances. Annual sale of #handicrafts and handicrafts of people in the community. Open only on Saturday and Sunday from 9:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.

          Most of the work is carried out using aluminium (areas where silver isn’t practical) with precious silver being reserved for the holy images and the most crucial architectural elements. However that should not detract from the actual workmanship itself as it’s incredible and #highly detailed.

          It was first recorded in China. Unofficial records indicate that lychees have been an important part of China since 2000 BC. since then Lychees are also important in many Chinese traditions. So much so that it is undoubtedly considered a form of #Chinese medicine. Lychee has withstood the test of time, no matter how many decades have passed. Lychee is still loved. And has become a #popular fruit in many countries around the #world.

          Consider the #amazing benefits of lychees. Leading research has shown that lychees are a fruit that helps prevent health problems caused by obesity, diabetes, stroke, heart disease and Alzheimer's disease. Lychees are also rich in fiber and a good amount of B-Complex which boosts our metabolism. Additionally, lychees provide essential nutrients that the body needs to produce blood, such as manganese, magnesium, copper and iron which are required for Create RBC Instead There is no doubt that the benefits of lychee are truly incomparable.

          Each name has its own origin. The real name of the street, as seen on the street signs, is Khuang Meru, named after the area that used to be a cemetery in the past. The word 'Kong' is a northern dialect meaning alley or alley. 'Lor' means sloping down. 'Kong Lor' That refers to the alley that slopes down from Tha Phae Road to Chang Moi Road. As for 'Lao Zhou', it is assumed that Derived from the Chinese word 'Lao Zhong' meaning ancestors. Chinese elders who settled on this road