ANG THONG
Ang Thong is a Thai province known for its rich local culture, historical temples, and handicrafts, offering an authentic and serene travel experience. Visitors can explore over 200 temples, witness local crafts like drum making and wickerwork, and enjoy the laid-back atmosphere of its central lowland’s location.
POPULAR ATTRACTIONS:
Wat Khun Inthapramun
Wat Chaiyo Worawihan
Wat Tonson
Wat Pa Mok Worawihan
Wat Muang
Big Buddha at Wat Muang
Ban Hun Lek
Wat Si Roi
San Chao Rong Thong Market
POPULAR MARKETS:
- San Chao Rong Thong Market: A historic market in an old Chinese community, often called the “heartbeat” of the area. A wide variety of local Thai sweets, some of which are native to the province. Handicrafts and other locally made good
CULTURAL & CULINARY EXPERIENCES:
Wiset Chai Chan Old Market: A historic market celebrated for its traditional charm, ancient houses, and strong local community beliefs.
Temples: Explore over 200 temples of significant historical value, particularly in the Mueang Ang Thong district.
Crafts: Discover local handicrafts such as royal dolls, drum making, firebrick production, and wickerwork.
Local Traditions: Learn about the region’s lifestyle and history at the Ang Thong Tourism Learning Centre, featuring informative displays and interactive exhibits.
Folk Music: Experience Ang Thong as the birthplace of a distinctive traditional folk music style.
Local Markets: Visit markets like Wiset Chai Chan to sample traditional Thai sweets, aromatic coffee, savory noodles, and duck soup.
Regional Specialties: Try local dishes such as Yum Hua Plee (spicy banana blossom salad) and Tom Kha Gai Baan (free-range chicken coconut soup).
Street Food: Enjoy authentic street food, an essential part of Thai culinary culture in the region.
Local Drinks: Refresh yourself with fresh juices made from local fruits like watermelon, pineapple, and coconut.
Desserts: Savor traditional coconut ice cream served in a coconut shell.
WHY VISIT:
Ang Thong province for authentic Thai experiences, including historical temples and local crafts like drum making. The province offers a glimpse into a preserved local lifestyle, a small-town atmosphere, and is known for its rich history linked to the Ayutthaya Kingdom.
HOW TO GET THERE:
Bangkok to Ang Thong you can take a Car or Bus. (About 02 hours)
BEST TIME TO VISIT:
November to February (High season): Cooler temperatures, lush greenery, good air quality, and minimal rain.
July to October (Low season): Higher temperatures and a greater chance of rain and storms.