This tourism community highlights the lifestyles of the local people and the harmonious manner in which Muslims and Buddhists peacefully coexist here. Visitors can take rickshaw rides around the community, learn basketry including making hats from local nipa palm leaves, fans from bamboo stems and a range of other items from Donax trees. You can also visit a Buddhist learning centre established in the memorial of King Rama V, which contains many royal artefacts personally owned by the revered monarch as well as information about his life and achievements, many of which took place in Trat. In addition to this, there is local cuisine to sample, a local temple which sits alongside a Muslim ‘Towali’ place of worship to admire, as well as Grandpa Songkran’s wooden puppet house and the priceless opportunity to learn about the local wisdom which lives on in the present through the use of ancient tools and artefacts.
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