Phatthalung Age Old Rhythms

Sri Pakpra in Phatthalung offers an exceptional low-carbon community tourism experience that merges eco-friendly accommodations with cultural immersion. Visitors can explore the area’s natural beauty using complimentary canoes or bicycles, minimizing their carbon footprint while enjoying the tranquil surroundings. Activities such as traditional Thai massages and visits to local attractions, including Thale Noi cruises, markets, and farms, provide insights into the region's cultural and environmental richness.

The Pak Pra community is at the forefront of sustainable tourism through its "Pak Pra Low Carbon" initiative. This project features eco-conscious activities and innovative travel platforms like "Long Tour Pak Pra," which enhance the tourism experience while prioritizing environmental preservation. Visitors can engage with authentic local lifestyles and support a sustainable approach to travel, ensuring the community thrives alongside its natural heritage.

ITINERARY:

Day 1: Arrival in Phatthalung, Sri Pak Pra – The Lungs of the Lung People Amidst Nature's Refreshing Charm
Take a long-tail boat ride to explore the vast 17,500-rai expanse of blooming red lotus fields at Thale Noi Waterbird Park, a globally recognized wetland. Witness the diverse species of waterfowl and the highlight: water buffalo herds grazing along the banks during low tide. This rich ecological and freshwater fishing haven is a sight to behold.

In the evening, check-in at Sri Pakpra Resort and relax amidst its serene surroundings. Enjoy the local Southern Thai cuisine at the resort's scenic Yo View Restaurant. Overnight at the 4-star Sri Pakpra Resort, renowned as the best sunrise viewpoint of Thale Noi, home to an array of iconic fishing nets.

Day 2: Departure Sri Pakpra – Wannee Krajood Handicrafts – Auntie Kee's Sweets 
Start your morning with the breathtaking sunrise over Thale Noi. As the sun rises behind the lifted fishing nets, the golden hues make for an unforgettable photo opportunity. Enjoy breakfast at the resort before checking out.

Visit Wannee Krajood Handicrafts, where eco-friendly products are crafted from locally sourced materials without harmful chemicals. Join a hands-on workshop weaving krajood (reed mats), fostering focus and creativity while taking home your handmade souvenir.

For lunch, savor a local Southern meal at Wannee Krajood. Later, stop by Auntie Kee’s Sweet Shop in Khuan Khanun to enjoy their signature tapioca dessert (saku piek), made from pure tapioca flour and topped with rich coconut cream, a rare delicacy these days. Don’t forget to grab some as a souvenir before concluding your trip.