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Ang Thong, a small province filled with the charm of a simple and beautiful Thai way of life. This is a center of culture, traditions, and art that reflects the beauty of Thai roots, from important religious temples such as Wat Muang, which enshrines the largest Buddha statue in Thailand, Wat Khun Inthapramun, which is home to a beautiful reclining Buddha, to ancient temples steeped in history. Ang Thong is also a province that stands out for its long-standing traditions, one of which is the Honey Alms Giving Ceremony, which is a unique local identity that the people of Ang Thong still preserve, believing that giving honey alms will bring happiness, prosperity, and a peaceful and happy life. In addition, there is also the Big Drum Procession, which is held to pay respect to the sacred objects of the province and celebrate the unity of the villagers.

 

In addition, tourists can also watch local cultural performances, such as local games such as playing Saba or Likay, which clearly reflect the lifestyle and entertainment of Ang Thong people in the past. Another highlight is the community route, such as Ban Tam Klong, which is a source of Thai drum production that has passed down the skill for a long time. Tourists can learn about the production process and directly support unique community products, as well as admire the villagers' abilities in traditional handicrafts.

 

In terms of nature, Ang Thong also has fertile agricultural areas, lush green rice fields, and a peaceful riverside atmosphere. For example, visit the San Chao Rong Thong Old Market, which is full of delicious food and local souvenirs. Whether you are into cultural tourism, history, community life, or participating in meaningful traditions, Ang Thong will surely provide you with an impressive and unforgettable experience. 30 tourist attractions in Ang Thong Province that you must not miss include:

 

 

1. Kham Yat Palace The ancient site located in Kham Yat Subdistrict, Ang Thong Province, is a symbol of the architectural beauty of the Ayutthaya period and valuable historical stories. The building stands out in the middle of a rice field, made of bricks and mortar, measuring 10 meters wide and 20 meters long, with walls on all 4 sides that still stand the test of time. Although only the remains of the building remain, you can still see the beauty through the decorative patterns of the arches, windows, and the structure that reflects the meticulous craftsmanship in the past. It is an important historical site, but it also reflects the Thai identity and meticulous craftsmanship that truly conveys the valuable cultural heritage to the next generation.

 

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2. Monument of Phanthai Norasing Located in Wat Narasingh, Village No. 2, Ban Taphun, Tambon Narasingh, Amphoe Pa Mok, Ang Thong Province, along Highway No. 3501, just a short distance from kilometer 9-10, this monument was built in 1988 to commemorate the honesty and loyalty of Phanthai Norasingh, an important figure in Thai history who was recorded as someone who upheld righteousness and duty even at the cost of his life. It is a place to commemorate the sacrifice, but also a reminder of the value of honesty, loyalty, and adherence to duty. This monument demonstrates the importance of adhering to good principles, which are virtues that have always been valuable in Thai society. The Phanthai Norasingh Monument is therefore not only a source of historical and cultural learning, but also a symbol reflecting the importance of the virtues and spirit of Thais who have always upheld righteousness.

 

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3. Nai Dok Nai Thongkaeo Monument Located in front of Wichian Chaichan Wittayakhom School, Village No. 2, Phai Cham Sin Subdistrict, Ang Thong Province, it can be reached from Ang Thong-Wichian Chaichan Road between kilometers 26-27, then turn into Soi Pu Dok-Pu Thong Kaew 16 for about 1.5 kilometers. This monument is an important place that reflects the bravery and sacrifice of Nai Dok and Nai Thong Kaew, heroes of Ban Pho Thale, Wichian Chaichan people who fought together to protect the land of Thailand in the Bang Rachan Battle. The monument of Nai Dok and Nai Thong Kaew is not only a place to commemorate important people in history, but also a symbol of great bravery and patriotism. Wichian Chaichan and Ang Thong people continue to organize activities related to commemorating them continuously to instill these virtues in the next generation. This monument is another important destination for those interested in Thai history, especially the stories of heroes in the late Ayutthaya period. Visiting the monument of Nai Dok and Nai Thong Kaew not only helps us understand history better, but also inspires us to see the value of sacrifice and love for the nation that everyone should hold.

 

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4. Phra Non Robe Ceremony Tradition Ang Thong tourist attractions The bond of faith and culture is one of the important traditions in Ang Thong Province, reflecting the faith in Buddhism and the continuation of the culture of the people in the community. This tradition is held to show respect to the reclining Buddha, the Buddha image that is an important symbol of attaining nirvana and peace in the Dharma. The tradition of covering the reclining Buddha is a valuable cultural heritage of Ang Thong Province. The faith and attachment of the people in the community to Buddhism and culture are clearly reflected through this event. Continuing this tradition not only preserves the beliefs and culture of the locals, but also creates pride and unity in the community that will never fade.

 

 

 

5. Local Wisdom Museum It is a prominent destination for those interested in learning about the community lifestyle and cultural heritage of the people of Khok Phuttha Subdistrict. This museum is a collaboration between villagers, temples, schools, and local administrative organizations to collect stories, lifestyles, and wisdom of the local people, conveyed through the display of antiques and objects that were actually used in the past. It is a center for preserving cultural heritage and local wisdom, helping to create pride and connect the new generation to their roots. A visit here is not only a chance to experience history, but also a great opportunity to learn about the simple way of life that is still beautiful and valuable.

 

 

6. Wat Sang Kratai This is an ancient temple located in Sala Daeng Subdistrict, Ang Thong Province, only 2 kilometers from the city center. This is another tourist attraction that reflects the beauty of architecture and the relationship between nature and Thai culture perfectly. Another place that tourists should not miss is the view through the church window, which perfectly reveals the principal Buddha image inside. It is a beautiful and very impressive image, especially for those who love taking pictures. Sang Kratai is a place that tells the history and way of life of the people of Ang Thong in depth. Although the temple has become deserted, the old church covered with Bodhi trees still attracts tourists and those interested in the beauty of nature and art. Visiting Sang Kratai Temple will not only allow you to experience the peace and uniqueness of the place, but it is also an opportunity to learn about the past that reflects faith and the relationship between nature and religion. If you have a chance to visit Ang Thong Province, don't forget to visit Sang Kratai Temple, a place full of charm and timeless value.

 

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7. Wat Tha Suthawat Located on the eastern bank of the Chao Phraya River in Tambon Bang Sadet, Ang Thong Province, this is an ancient temple of historical and cultural significance. The temple dates back to the early Ayutthaya period, and during the war, Wat Tha Sutthawat played an important role as a route for soldiers to cross the Chao Phraya River to travel to various points. One of the highlights of Wat Tha Sutthawat is the pavilion in the middle of a pond, surrounded by beautiful landscapes. This pavilion is the place where important Buddha images and antiques are enshrined, reflecting the long history of this temple. There are also royal monuments of King Naresuan the Great and King Ekathotsarot, which allow visitors to remember important heroes in Thai history. People can come to pay homage to the Buddha images and antiques, but it is also a place that reflects the glory of the Ayutthaya Kingdom and the long history of Thailand. Visitors will experience both a peaceful atmosphere and beautiful scenery, along with interesting historical stories that are hard to forget.

 

 

 

8. Wat Phinijthammasarn Located in Bang Plakot Subdistrict, on the eastern bank of the Chao Phraya River along the Ang Thong-Pa Mok-Ayutthaya Road (kilometer 15), this temple is one of the ancient temples of both historical and religious significance in Ang Thong Province. The temple was originally called Wat Chee Phakhao and was built during the Ayutthaya period in 2269. The construction and significance of this temple are closely linked to the royal duties of King Thaisa of Ayutthaya. This temple is of both religious and historical significance. In addition to being a place of architectural beauty, it is also a center of worship and preservation of Thai history in the memory of future generations. It is a place where tourists and locals can experience a peaceful atmosphere and learn about valuable Thai history.

 

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9. Wat Pho Thong Located at Ban Pho Thong, Kham Yat Subdistrict, Pho Thong District, Ang Thong Province, approximately 9 kilometers from Ang Thong town along the Ang Thong-Pho Thong route, it is one of the ancient temples with great historical and religious significance. This temple was built in the Ayutthaya period and has been associated with many Thai kings throughout the nation’s history. It is a place that combines both religious and historical significance, from its association with past Thai kings, to being a royal residence, to being the center of religion today. This temple not only has religious value, but is also an important cultural heritage that is worth visiting and preserving for the future.

 

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10. Wat Muang Located in Wiset Chai Chan District, Ang Thong Province, it is one of the most important and grand religious tourist attractions in the country. With the grandeur of the Buddha statue in the Mara-Vijaya attitude, "Luang Pho Yai" or "Phra Phuttha Maha Nawamin Sakyamuni Si Wiset Chai Chan", which is 95 meters in size and 63 meters wide in the lap, this Buddha statue stands out and is highly revered by people from all over the country. It is a religious tourist attraction that reflects the faith and unity of the people who have worked together to create and restore this temple. Not only is the greatness of the Luang Pho Yai Buddha statue, but it is also a place that plays an important role in the study, practice of Dhamma, and the spread of Dhamma teachings, making Wat Muang a center of faith and the continuation of cultural heritage of the Thai people.

 

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11. Wat Si Roi Located on the banks of the Noi River in Si Roi Subdistrict, Wiset Chai Chan District, Ang Thong Province, it is one of the temples that is important in terms of both religion and Thai history, reflecting the beliefs and faith of the locals, as well as its historical significance linked to important events during the Ayutthaya period. Inside the ordination hall of Wat Si Roi, there used to be beautiful mural paintings by Ayutthaya craftsmen, reflecting the art and beauty of paintings during the Ayutthaya period. These paintings tell stories in Thai history and the daily lives of Thai people at that time. However, these paintings have faded over time, but the outlines still show their beauty and artistic value. Those who are interested in Buddhist art and beliefs, and it is still an important place for locals, and it is a place where people can come to ask for blessings and experience the peaceful and sacred atmosphere.

 

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12. Wat Khian Located in Village No. 8, San Chao Rong Thong Subdistrict, Wiset Chai Chan District, Ang Thong Province, this is an ancient temple that reflects the glory of Thai art and culture in the past. With its long history and valuable mural paintings, this temple has become an important destination for those interested in Thai art and tourists who want to experience cultural heritage. Wat Khian is a tourist attraction that perfectly combines artistic beauty and history. Tourists can visit the mural paintings that reflect the greatness of Thai art in the past, as well as experience the peaceful atmosphere that is suitable for relaxation and studying culture. With its artistic, architectural, and historical value, Wat Khian is not only an important cultural heritage of Ang Thong Province, but also a valuable asset of the Thai nation that is worthy of preservation and visitation.

 

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13. Paradise Park 115 Years of Nong Chet Sen, a magical garden of imagination and royal heritage, covering an area of ​​over 300 rai in Ang Thong Province, 115 Years of Nong Chet Sen Paradise Park is a place that perfectly combines the beauty of nature, art, and cultural heritage. This place is both a tourist attraction and a green space for the public, which was developed under the royal initiative of His Majesty King Bhumibol Adulyadej, Rama IX. It is a natural tourist attraction, but it is also an area that reflects the loyalty of Thai people to the monarchy. It is also a symbol of sustainable development under the royal initiative that focuses on the efficient use of natural resources. If you are looking for a place to relax that is full of inspiration and the beauty of nature, 115 Years of Nong Chet Sen Paradise Park is a destination that should not be missed.

 

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14. Ban Bang Sadet Palace Doll Center Clay art that tells the story of Thai traditions Amidst the shady atmosphere of the Chao Phraya River in Ban Bang Sadet Subdistrict, Ang Thong Province, there is one place that reflects the royal grace and beautiful art of Thai people, which is the Ban Bang Sadet Court Doll Center. Ban Bang Sadet Court Dolls not only reflect the beauty of Thai art, but also symbolize the determination to preserve culture and generate income for the community, which started from the royal grace and concern of Her Majesty the Queen. Visiting the Ban Bang Sadet Court Doll Center is more than just a trip, but also a way to experience the valuable cultural heritage that has been proudly passed down from generation to generation.

 

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15. Morlam Village In Ang Thong Province, it is one of the villages that is outstanding in terms of culture and Thai folk performing arts. This is a Phu Thai community that has inherited the Morlam performance for over 200 years. The Morlam performance is not just entertainment, but is a valuable part of the way of life, beliefs, and cultural heritage. This village is also home to the largest number of Morlam troupes in Thailand. This community has inspired the new generation to continue the Morlam art and be proud of Thai culture. The Morlam village is therefore an ideal destination for those interested in cultural tourism and wanting to learn about Thailand’s valuable performing arts.

 

 

16. Drum Making Village The charm of Thai wisdom in Ekkarat Subdistrict, Ang Thong Province In the peaceful Ang Thong Province, there is a small village full of cultural heritage and traditional wisdom of the Thai people. The drum-making village in Ekkarat Subdistrict, located behind Pa Mok Market on the west bank of the Chao Phraya River, is a famous source of exquisite drums nationwide, reflecting the beauty of the long-standing art of drum-making. It is a place that combines the charm of traditional Thai wisdom and the beautiful art of drum-making. A visit here not only gives tourists the opportunity to learn about Thai culture, but also to experience the dedication and love for the art of the villagers, which is passed down through each drum that is meticulously crafted and pays attention to every detail.

 

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17. Ban Bang Chao Cha Ang Thong's woven culture and handicraft center is located at Village No. 8, Ban Yang Thong, Tambon Bang Chao Cha, Amphoe Pho Thong, Ang Thong Province. It is a community with historical and cultural significance since the Ayutthaya period. It is recorded that they once fought bravely with the people of Mueang Wichian Chai and Bang Rachan against the Burmese. "Nai Cha" was an important leader in the battle. After the war, Nai Cha led the villagers to settle permanently in the fertile area along the Noi River, which is now known as "Bang Chao Cha". Ban Bang Chao Cha is not only a source of exquisite woven products, but also reflects the villagers' determination to preserve Thai culture and wisdom through their unique handicrafts. Tourists who visit will experience the beauty of the simple way of life and valuable handicrafts. If you are looking for a destination full of the charm of authentic Thai handicrafts, Ban Bang Chao Cha is a place you should not miss.

 

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18. Gem cutting center Located in Bang Chao Cha Subdistrict, Ang Thong Province, in the same area as the community’s famous woven products production area, this place is a collection and production center of high-quality gems that is famous nationwide. It presents exquisite and beautiful gem-cutting art. Tourists who visit can view and select gems according to their preferences, as well as learn about the rare gem-cutting art that is currently rare. Tourists who visit the Bang Chao Cha Gem-Cutting Center will have an impressive experience. Not only can they view beautiful gems, but they can also learn about the gem-cutting process from experts, observe the delicate work of craftsmen, and gain knowledge about valuable folk art.

 

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19. Ban Khumuang Located in Ban Phai Subdistrict, Saeng Ha District, Ang Thong Province, approximately 4 kilometers from Saeng Ha District Office and approximately 3 kilometers from Bang Rachan Camp, this place is an archaeological site of national importance. Archaeologists assume that it is a community in the Dvaravati period that flourished more than 1,000 years ago. In this area, there are still traces of the ancient city moat, earthen mounds, and archaeological evidence that help tell interesting stories of the past. It is a link between the Dvaravati period and the Ayutthaya period. The archaeological evidence discovered reflects the way of life, traditions, and arts and culture of the community in the past, such as settlement for protection, production of tools, and the continuation of Buddhism. It is also a historical tourist attraction suitable for those interested in studying the past. The conservation of this area is important to preserve cultural heritage for future generations to learn. In addition, there are also activities and lectures to enhance knowledge for the public about archaeological discoveries in the area.

 

 

 

20. Witsanuchaichan Market Experience the Charm of 100-Year-Old San Chao Rong Thong Market, Ang Thong Province In a world where culture and technology blend together, finding a place that still preserves its original identity and past atmosphere may not be easy. But for those looking for a cultural tourism experience, "Witsetchaichan Market" or known as "100-Year San Chao Rong Thong Market" in Ang Thong Province is the perfect answer. It is a collection of cultures, ways of life, and beliefs of people in the community. This market is perfect for those who want to learn and experience the simple life of the Thai way of life in the past, while also enjoying the taste of ancient Thai food. Witsetchaichan Market is a destination that tourists should not miss if they want to collect valuable experiences and memories in the atmosphere of one of the liveliest and warmest communities along the Noi River in Thailand.

 

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21. Samko Floating Market Cultural tourism in Ang Thong is located in Sam Ko Subdistrict, Sam Ko District, Ang Thong Province. It is a place where tourists can experience the traditional way of life of people in the community along the Sam Ko Lake, which is a peaceful and beautiful lake. Sam Ko Floating Market was created by the cooperation of people in the community who worked together to create this market as a tourist attraction and to promote the local economy. It is open on Saturdays, Sundays, and public holidays. Tourists will experience the peaceful and beautiful countryside atmosphere and have the opportunity to watch music and folk art performances that reflect local culture, such as folk dance performances and country music, which create fun for visitors. There are also interesting activities such as fabric dyeing lessons, which help promote local wisdom and stimulate the economy in the community. Sam Ko Floating Market is considered a cultural tourism attraction that is worth visiting and experiencing to truly understand the history of the area and the people in the community.

 

 

 

22. Nong Khan Chai A place to relax amidst nature in Ang Thong, located in Ang Thong Province, is a public pond with a shady and peaceful atmosphere, suitable for relaxing and doing activities amidst nature, especially in the morning and evening when the air is cool and quiet. Nong Khan Chai has therefore become a popular place for locals and tourists who want to escape from the hustle and bustle of daily life and experience the tranquility of nature. Tourists who visit will experience nature and enjoy the beautiful scenery of this place. They can also join in maintaining its cleanliness so that Nong Khan Chai will remain a place worth visiting in the future.

 

 

23. Cruise Along the Noi River Experience the way of life and follow the trail of weaver birds in Ang Thong. Mae Nam Noi, one of the tributaries of the Chao Phraya River, flows through Chai Nat, Sing Buri, Ang Thong and meets the Chao Phraya River again in Phra Nakhon Si Ayutthaya, a distance of approximately 50 kilometers. Mae Nam Noi was once an important military route and trading area in the past. Today, Mae Nam Noi remains a living record of history and culture. Today, we will take you on a boat trip to see the way of life along the river in Ang Thong and follow the trail of weaver birds living along this river. You can admire the beauty of the art and pay homage to the Buddha image for good fortune before returning with a great impression. If you are looking for a travel experience that combines nature, culture and the way of life of the locals, a boat trip on the Mae Nam Noi River in Ang Thong is the answer you should not miss. 

 

 

24. Baan Hun Lek An imaginative tourist attraction in Ang Thong Province, Baan Hun Lek is located in Talat Kruat Subdistrict, Mueang District, Ang Thong Province. It is a creative tourist attraction that perfectly combines art and design from old scrap metal. This place is both a place to produce and display steel dolls created from small scrap metal pieces. It is also a popular destination for tourists who are looking for something new and unique. Baan Hun Lek is not only a tourist attraction that provides entertainment, but also a place that reflects the power of creativity and bringing worthless things back to life. If you are looking for a different and impressive place in Ang Thong Province, Baan Hun Lek is the answer you should not miss.

 

 

 

25. Inthato Farm Experience a shady and complete Japanese melon farm in Si Phran, Village No. 1, Si Phran Subdistrict. It is a destination for those who love nature and the freshness of fruits. This farm grows chemical-free Japanese melons in more than 40 greenhouses with 10 different species. Tourists can observe the melon planting process up close and experience cutting fresh melons from the trees themselves. Tourists can also purchase products from the farm to take home, such as melon baskets of various species, cold-pressed melon juice, and fresh melons that are guaranteed to be sweet and fragrant, suitable for personal consumption or as gifts for loved ones. Into Farm is not just a fruit farm, but an area that perfectly connects nature and deliciousness. This place is perfect for relaxing with family or friends, and is another destination that you shouldn’t miss to experience nature and create good memories together.

 

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26. Boxing Doll House The Art of Muay Thai Doll Making that is Inherited Wisdom In the city along the Chao Phraya River, Ang Thong Province, there is a place like no other, “Ban Tukkata Muay Kad Chuek”. It is the home of Ajarn Bandit Kosolsit, a doll maker who specializes in creating delicate and beautiful Muay Thai dolls. This house is full of small Muay Thai dolls that are sculpted out of deep love and passion for the art of Muay Thai. The works of Ban Tukkata Muay Kad Chuek are recognized and famous nationwide. They have become a symbol of the continuation and preservation of the art of Muay Thai in the modern era. For those interested in the art of Muay Thai doll making, you can visit Ban Tukkata Muay Kad Chuek at 7 Tambon Bang Sadet, Amphoe Pa Mok, Ang Thong Province. Here, you will be able to see various pieces of Ajarn Bandit’s work and learn the steps of sculpting Muay Thai dolls directly from the master. By visiting, you will be able to experience his passion for the art of doll making that reflects the pride in Muay Thai and the love for local wisdom that has been passed down from generation to generation.

 

 

27. The Thai Traditional House Model Group (Golden Teak Wood) The conservation of traditional Thai houses by Chang Tu-Sompong Tanphanit is located at 1/27 Moo 6, Ban Sa Kaeo, Tambon Bang Sadet, Amphoe Pa Mok, Ang Thong Province, which is full of traces of Thai craftsmanship and the history of wooden materials. The group of replica Thai houses (golden teak) by Chang Tu-Sompong Tanphanit is a clear example of the conservation of traditional Thai houses from the central region. It is outstanding in the use of golden teak, a material that Chang Tu loves and is familiar with since childhood in the way of life of people in Ang Thong. It is considered a conservation of Thai wisdom that not only creates beautiful handicrafts, but also allows the younger generation to see the importance of Thai houses in terms of architecture and culture. Participating in the study of how to build replica Thai houses from Chang Tu will help promote and continue Thai art to continue sustainably.

 

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28. The Ceramic Industry BPK An old brick factory in Ang Thong that still has its own unique identity In Ang Thong Province, there is one place that is full of interesting history and has never disappeared from the hearts of local people. That is, the 77-year-old terracotta industry or the old brick factory. This brick factory is not only one of the oldest brick production sites in Thailand, but it is also an important part of the development of the brick and tile industry in the country. Currently, the 77-year-old brick factory offers an opportunity for those interested to learn about the brick and tile production process through visits and study tours. In particular, students and interested organizations can visit the production process from the beginning to the end. However, you must contact and make an appointment in advance. This visit will allow everyone to see the meticulousness and dedication in the production process, which will not only allow visitors to learn about the production process, but also be impressed by the fact that this factory still maintains excellent production standards.

 

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29. Viset Sin Brass Craftsmanship Baan Chang Thongleung 22, Village No. 4, Phai Dam Phatthana Sub-district, Wiset Chai Chan District, Ang Thong Province, has a house that stands out for its brasswork craftsmanship, which is a handicraft that truly reflects local wisdom. That is, Wisetsin, a brand with a unique identity from forging, cutting, bending and knocking brass until obtaining beautiful pieces of work, which are special jewelry and home decorations that perfectly reflect Thainess. If you want to experience unique brasswork, you can visit it at , where you will receive an impressive experience from learning and watching the work of skilled craftsmen. Wisetsin is not only a brand of brass jewelry and home decorations, but also a center of local wisdom that emphasizes the preservation and continuation of Thai handicrafts. With the craftsmanship of experienced craftsmen who love art that never stop developing, it perfectly combines beauty and Thainess.

 

 

30. Jo Knifemaker Modern Knife Maker House 55 Moo 1, Bang Sadet Sub-district, Pa Mok District, Ang Thong Province, the origin of knife art from the heart in Ang Thong Province. If you are fascinated by the charm of handicrafts and sharp objects, we would like to invite you to get to know “Tam Jai Dream Knife Factory”, the home of Chang Joe – Banjong Hemthong, one of the first new-generation knifemakers in Ang Thong Province. He creates knives that combine traditional art with modern technology to produce beautiful and functional products of high quality. If you visit, you will experience the way of life of the people of Ang Thong and take home impressive souvenirs. Tam Jai Dream Knife Factory is not only a place where knives are made, but also an area full of inspiration, passion, and determination to continue and develop the art of Thai knife making to an international level.

 

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