Tranquility in Chanthaburi: A Glimpse into the Serene Charm of Nong Bua Village

Nestled amidst the verdant landscapes of Chanthaburi, Nong Bua Village offers a tranquil escape from the hustle and bustle of modern life. This quaint community, steeped in history and tradition, boasts centuries-old wooden houses that whisper tales of a bygone era. The villagers, with their simple yet fulfilling way of life, embody the essence of contentment and self-sufficiency.

A mere two-day sojourn in Nong Bua suffices to immerse oneself in its serene charm. The ancient market, a testament to the village's rich heritage, invites exploration with its array of local wares and traditional delicacies. The unhurried pace of life allows visitors to truly appreciate the beauty of simplicity, where happiness is found in the everyday moments.

Nong Bua Village stands as a beacon of tranquility, offering a glimpse into a world where time seems to stand still. Its rustic charm and the warmth of its people create an unforgettable experience, leaving visitors yearning for a return to this idyllic haven.

This trip's highlights include:

• Tasting unique local snacks: Embark on a culinary adventure by savoring the distinct flavors of the region's unusual snacks.
• Cycling to savor authentic cuisine: Experience the charm of the countryside as you cycle to local eateries, indulging in the traditional dishes prepared with fresh, local ingredients.
• Exploring the historic market of Ban Nong Bua: Immerse yourself in the vibrant atmosphere of the community's old market, situated along the scenic Nong Bua Canal, a tributary of the Chanthaburi River.
• Indulging in the king of fruits: Don't miss the opportunity to relish the exquisite taste of durian, a local delicacy renowned for its unique aroma and flavor.

*** To reach Nong Bua Village, you can use Google Maps for navigation. Search for "Nong Bua, Chanthaburi" on Road 3348 or Yana Viroj Road. Look for Nong Bua Temple, which is located opposite the entrance to the village. Continue straight for a short distance to reach Nong Bua Market.

*** Alternatively, from Chanthaburi city, cross the Trirat Bridge and head towards Highway 3 until you reach the Wat Phai Lom intersection. Turn right onto Yannaviroj Road and continue for approximately 7 km. At the junction, look for Wat Nong Bua on your left. Turn right and continue for about 1 km to reach Nong Bua Market.

Every Saturday and Sunday, there is a small walking street market where villagers sell unique food and snacks in front of their houses. Normally, they sell within the village. The villagers in the community have come together to organize a market to promote tourism and let tourists get to know the old Nong Bua community. This is to promote tourism and distribute income in the community more. The focus will be on the local identity and way of life. Visitors can try unique snacks, eat traditional local food, and join hands to organize the event. The Strange Snacks Community by the Nong Bua Canal This year is the 2nd year. June 9-11, 2017 The event includes a variety of unique snacks, local food, seafood, handicrafts from local wisdom. Feel free to stop by and visit.

Let's take a relaxing bike ride before the morning market closes. The market opens at 4 am and closes around 6 am every day. If you wake up early, you can experience the local lifestyle, shop, and find breakfast. But don't be late, or the market will be closed.

Burmese pythons

Grilled mackerel, fresh.

Fried bananas

Simple breakfast: Soy milk and deep-fried dough sticks.

The end of the market is a pier where villagers go out to sea.

A young boy is fishing.

May I play with you?

The face of joy when you finally catch a fish. :)

Take a break ^_^

The morning market is closed. Breakfast is finished. Next up is morning break and lunch.

Let's explore what else Nong Bua community has to offer. There's a small homestay nestled within the community, called Chan De Bua. This homestay is the dream of a young woman who wanted to create a space that reflected her personal style. She renovated an old shophouse and decorated it in a vintage style, giving it a homey feel. The homestay is also adjacent to a fruit orchard. If you're interested, you can call 080-2705705. I've personally stayed here several times. The price ranges from 1,000 to 1,500 baht per night, and each room can accommodate up to 4 people.

>>> Pork Leuang Noodle Soup

This dish uses a unique herb called "rew" which resembles galangal and has a fragrant aroma. It is pounded and added to the pork leuang noodle soup broth, creating a distinctive and unforgettable flavor. In Nong Bua Village, there are many restaurants offering this dish, so you can choose your favorite.

And don't miss Grandma Li's Kway Ling snacks, she's starting to prepare ingredients and mold the snacks.

The appearance of the monkey's vagina cake is like this. The villagers will name it according to the appearance of the cake, so it got this name. Does it look like it? Hehe.

**Aunt Joe's Dessert Shop** is a familiar shop that I frequent so often that Aunt Joe recognizes me. This shop sells a variety of traditional Thai desserts, such as candied mayom, steamed taro, dried guava, and crispy rice balls.

Palm sugar syrup is here, so let's give it a try.

Steamed taro cake, I must say it's delicious. Auntie Joe made it herself, fresh, sweet, and delicious.

Subsequently, more vendors began setting up stalls, offering a wide variety of culinary delights. Visitors could sample the offerings to their heart's content and purchase their favorites to take home as souvenirs.

Stir-fried Chanthaburi noodles

The mudskipper is a type of fish that lives in the mud and sand of mangrove forests.

Deep-fried Shrimp with Grandma Yong's Special Sauce

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Swan egg dessert

Taro and sweet potato dessert

Kanom Tako

Food that gets stuck in the throat, after eating, you must drink water.

The cookies will be sprinkled with brown sugar crystals.

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Traditional Thai coconut pancakes are best served sprinkled with chopped spring onions.

Shrimp paste and dried shrimp from Nong Bua village are famous for their quality. Villagers make them themselves, ensuring cleanliness and authentic shrimp content.

The villagers' handicrafts include woven mats and broomcorn brooms. Broomcorn grows on hillsides and not on the ground. These are handmade products, and the brooms are known for their durability and longevity.

A short walk from the market, you'll find the Tharat Stadium along the Nong Bua Canal. This is a popular spot for relaxation and exercise, and in the evenings, it offers a romantic setting to watch the sunset.

Another tourist attraction in Nong Bua village is the Nong Bua Grand Canyon, which was formed by the excavation of topsoil for sale and the subsequent formation of a water basin.

Visiting Chanthaburi frequently, we decided to explore new places. Chanthaburi offers a wide variety of attractions. We stopped by the Aquatic Animal Husbandry Demonstration Unit in Ao Kung Kraben Bay, where the natural scenery is stunning.

This is a fish farm in cages, designed to provide educational opportunities. Activities include raising fish in cages, hanging oyster farms, and operating a blue crab bank. The farm features a diverse range of marine life, including:

• Leopard sharks
• Grouper
• Green sea turtles
• And more.

Oyster hanging culture

There are also sun-dried squid, which should be sun-dried for a short time. ^^

Next, stop by the **Khung Wiman Viewpoint on Nang Phaya Hill, Chalermprakiet Borommachathithit Road**, the most beautiful beachfront road in Chanthaburi. There are cycling paths for a relaxing ride or a refreshing jog. Don't miss capturing stunning aerial views during twilight.

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Scenic Half Marathon | Chanthaburi 2017: Conquer Nang Phaya Hill

Date: June 25, 2017

Event: Scenic Half Marathon | Chanthaburi 2017: Conquer Nang Phaya Hill

Description: This race will take runners on a scenic route along the hills and beaches of Chanthaburi. It promises to be a truly enjoyable event. We will be participating in the race and would love for you to join us! Come cheer us on and enjoy the beautiful scenery.

The pointed, mountainous island on the opposite shore serves as a demonstration unit for marine animal husbandry within Ao Kung Kraben Bay, which we recently visited.

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Next, Ao Kathing is located about 1 kilometer from Laem Sing Bridge. It is located in the Laem Sing Forest Park. It has a long and peaceful yellow sand beach. You can camp there. You can also swim on the beach. The park closes at 6:00 p.m. You will not be allowed to enter after that time. If you want to stay overnight, you must enter before 6:00 p.m.

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A view of Laem Sing Bridge

Let's take a look at our accommodation options. As students, we should consider budget-friendly options. Nataree Resort offers a chic and stylish ambiance. It is conveniently located on Sukhumvit Road, just before Khao Rai Ya intersection if you are coming from Bangkok. Look for the resort's name at the entrance of the alley. The resort is approximately 1 kilometer down the alley.

Nong Toei, the owner of the beautiful resort, is friendly and approachable. She shared that Nata Resort was born from the dream of Nong Toei, also known as Nata, and her mother, who both love hospitality. Her mother also enjoys designing and decorating homes, which gives the resort a warm and inviting atmosphere, like staying at home. This extends to their customer service, where guests are treated like family. This is what brings her and her family joy, fulfilling their dreams and doing what they love. They started small and gradually built their success, which is accompanied by happiness.

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The accommodation is a two-story building located in a rambutan and longan orchard, approximately 18 kilometers from Khao Khitchakut. It serves as a convenient resting point for those planning to ascend Khao Khitchakut. Room rates range from 600 to 700 baht per night. For inquiries and reservations, please contact 081-8655112 or visit the Fanpage: NATA Resort.

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Check out the cool and cozy bedroom decor.

Amenities are provided according to their standards, including TV, refrigerator, and Wi-Fi.

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Thank you for following along! We've explored Chanthaburi in just 2 days and 1 night. It's easily accessible and perfect for a quick getaway. This is the season for fruits like durian, mangosteen, and rambutan, so they're at their peak flavor. Let's support local communities by spreading our spending and experience the charm of Thailand in a deeper and more stylish way.

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