1. Launch of Tours for Transit Passengers
(Travel Blogs/Thai Travel Stories)

...ering what was going on. At baggage claims I noticed that the TAT had set up a stand to help promote Thai fruits. They were offering free samples of different fruit that is in season at the moment. Al...

2. Somchit Roengpho Mixed Orchard
(Central Thailand/Angthong)

...redited with Mixed Orchard and 2001 International Feminine Farmer Awards.  Khun Somchit grows mixed fruits on the land of 13 rai (5.2 acres) and rice fields on the land of 10 rai. (4 acres) She...

3. Wat Lampaya Floating Market
(Central Thailand/Nakhon Pathom)

... initiated by the Tambon Lampaya Cultural Council and Lampaya temple.  It is a centre of trade for fruits and vegetables as well as agricultural produces including rattan ware, woven cotton, d...

4. Ban Khiri Wong
(Southern Thailand/Nakhon Si Thammarat)

...es up the mountain. This peaceful village is like one big, happy family. The main occupation is growing fruits, such as mangosteen, rambutan, durian, and Sato. The village was faced with catastroph...

5. Flower Garden
(Northeastern Thailand/Nakhon Ratchasima)

...Nam Khiao, it covers an area of approximately 60 sq.km. The Plantation cultivates over 40 kinds of Thai fruits such as rambutan, Mangosteen, longan, lamyai, lichee, etc. ...

6. Krabi Horticultural Centre
(Southern Thailand/Krabi)

...ters from Krabi on the way to Amphoe Ao Luek. The center covers a large area with a collection of local fruits, flowers and economic plants. Facilities provided include a touring route, demonstrati...

7. Phota Hin Chang Shrine
(Southern Thailand/Chumphon)

...ef, passengers will always blow their horns to pay respect to this site. Also, there are stalls selling fruits and souvenirs. ...

8. Suan Nai Dum
(Southern Thailand/Chumphon)

Situated on Hwy 41, 54 km from the town of Amphoe Thung Tako, the orchard produces good quality fruits such as tangerine, papaya, dragon fruit, and Mayong Chit (marrian plum). The orchard is a perfe

9. Phru To Deang or Pa Phru Sirindhorn
(Southern Thailand/Narathiwat)

...0 species of plants in the peat swamp forest. The most outstanding are strange palms like Lum Phi whose fruits can be eaten and red palm whose entire trunk is red in color. Red palm is popular as a...

10. Mu Ban Khiriwong
(Southern Thailand/Nakhon Si Thammarat)

...ounding areas contain orchards where villagers cultivate many of Thailand's most delicious tropical fruits, including durian, rambutan and mangosteen. ...

11. Suphattraland
(Eastern Thailand/Rayong)

...e. Visitors can enjoy not only the pleasant surroundings but also taste for themselves freshly-picked fruits form the trees. ...

12. The Ban Nong Chang Khun
(Northern Thailand/Lamphun)

... further 7 kilometres after a right turn. On both sides of the road are numerous longan orchards. The fruits are in season during July-August. Longans were introduced to the area during the reig...

13. Muak Lek Food Market
(Central Thailand/Saraburi )

...e is a centre for various kinds of local food including curry puffs, sweet meat, fresh vegetables and fruits, and dairy and meat products. ...

14. Damonen Saduak Floating Market
(Central Thailand/Ratchaburi)

... them are paddled by women with picturesque straw hats. Visitors can find everything from vegetables and fruits to freshly-cooked noodle and souvenirs at this lively market. Damnoen Sad...

15. Talad Thai
(Central Thailand/Pathum Thani)

...tional standard wholesale and retail market for food products and all agricultural produces including fruits, vegetable, cut flowers and pot plants. It is located on 200 acres of land in Tambon ...

16. Wat Rai Khing
(Central Thailand/Nakhon Pathom)

... visit to Wat Rai Khing to pay homage to the sacred Buddha image. Every Saturdays and Sundays, food and fruits are sold in front of the temple. This temple is also renowned for its natural fish san...

17. Wat Pho Bang Khla
(Central Thailand/Chachoengsao)

...e are many bats on trees during the day and fly out to search for food during the night. And even though fruits are their favorites, these bats never eat fruits grown by Bang Khla people. ...

18. Ban Bang Sadet
(Central Thailand/Angthong)

...course of life and culture, e.g. Thai childrens' recreation, Thai orchestra or various types of Thai fruits appropriate as souvenirs.  Contact number of Court Doll Production and Sales Cen...

19. Eastern Thailand
(Provinces/Region)

...d to spicy local dishes. In addition, it offers a vast range of seafood products to take home. Tropical fruits grown here are among the tastiest in the country. The region is believed...

20. Monkey Buffet in Lopburi
(Travel Blogs/Thai Travel Stories)

A monkey enjoys fruits and vegetables during the Monkey Buffet Festival, in front of the Pra Prang Sam Yot temple in Lopburi province, 150km (94 miles) north of Bangkok, November 26, 2006. More tha

21. Tea Plantations on Doi Mae Salong
(Travel Blogs/Thai Travel Stories)

... trips from Chiang Rai. Due to the crop substitution program, the locals now grow tea, coffee and various fruits. The road into the town is extremely steep. Dotted on the hillside on both sides we c...

22. Floating Market - Damneun Saduak
(Travel Blogs/Thai Travel Stories)

...market for ages. I know it from the postcard where portrays the crowded canal where full with the selling fruits on boats. Driving from Bangkok to Samutsongkram province since 7.30 am on last Monda...

23. Nakhon Pathom Festivals
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Nakhon Pathom Festivals Nakhon Pathom Food Fair Festival Highlights Thai Fruits Enjoy the rich flavour of Nakhon Pathom’s tasty fruits, such as pomelo, guava, mango,

24. Chachoengsao Local Products
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Chachoengsao Local Products Thai Desserts Thai Desserts and preserved fruits are available in town and near Wat Sothon. Brass-thread handicrafts Brass-thread handicrafts in fo

25. Phetchaburi Local Products
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...ude womens accessories and housewares made of hemp, palm sugar products and a large variety of preserved fruits. Phetchaburi Fruits Phetchaburi Fruits Fruits from every season are found here ...

26. Rayong Local Products
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...o buy this gift is from the women’s charity group located near the monument of Sunthorn Phu. Fruits Fruits are famous in Rayong, particularly from May until the middle of July, when du...

27. General Information about Rayong
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... with an abundance of seafood products such as shrimp paste, fish sauce and dried seafood, and tropical fruits of which rambutan, mangosteen and durian are the most famous. Covering a total a...

28. Samut Songkhram Local Products
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...ld. Khlone Shrimp Paste is famous because it is produced from top-quality Khoei. Fertile soil and Fruits Samut Songkram has many local products and souvenirs to offer visitors. It is a prov...

29. General Information about Samut Songkhram
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...hram is the province of fertile land, of plants and food grains, the production source of vegetables and fruits, as well as a vast variety of seafood products. It is also an interesting historical ...

30. General Information about Nakhon Ratchasima
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...at include farming of rice and other crops such as sugar cane, tapioca, corn, jute, peanuts, sesame and fruits. There are more than 100 savings and agricultural cooperatives in the province, 35 irr...