This agrotourism community is a perfect place for learning about the late King Rama IX’s Sufficiency Economy concept of mixed-agriculture. Here, you can delve into the fascinating local culture, with activities including rice seedling transplanting and making indigo-dyed clothes. Activities like these are a key to understanding the richness of the Isaan culture at this village nestled among Phu Phan mountain range, where simple traditions will help you discover the value of this pure way of life. See the buffaloes in the fields, check out the cotton and admire the indigo trees. Experience the rural life that reflects the identity of Ban Nong San – mountains, fields, forests and indigo.
| Day 1 | |
| Morning | Take a ride on a traditional tractor to Ban Suan Suea Ploy. Enjoy seasonal agrotourism activities and visit mixed-agriculture plantations. |
| Noon | Cook up some local dishes and enjoy lunch. |
| Afternoon | Make traditional auspicious Isaan-style mobiles and earrings (“Tung”). |
| Day 2 | |
| Morning | Take a ride on a traditional tractor to Somanat Farm. Help out with transplanting rice seedlings and cook some local dishes with organic vegetables. |
| Noon | Lunch accompanied by a view of the scenic green fields. |
| Afternoon | Indigo-dyeing workshop. |
| Return to Bangkok. | |
Plane
The flight from Bangkok to Sakon Nakorn Airport takes approximately 1 hour and 30 minutes. From the airport, it takes approximately 1 hour to reach the community.
