This is the largest salt-making place of the Northeastern Thailand. That is why local Sakon Nakhon people never imported any salt but only exporting around the country. This salt-making process is a traditional which rarely see nowadays.
The process is to suck salt water from underground which is about meters depth then boil that water until it becomes Sin Tao salt rock salt.
This is an ancient process. In addition, these local people are making a weaving loom weaving cloth machine and weaving silk for part-time job. The beginning of Baan Kut Na Kham Arts and Crafts Center is becuase this village was always flooded in the raining season and usually droughty in the summer which made local people cannot do any agriculture. Then local people were asking for a reservoir so, King Rama IX agreed to build Huay Nok Kao reservoir to keep water for daily usage and agriculture.
She suggested that they should plant more forest to be the source of water which initiated the Pa Rak Nam Baan Kut Na Kham project and initiated the Arts and Crafts Center to offer training in arts and crafts for local peopleThis is a role community model of Sakon Nakhon province.
Presently, the center is famed for being a high-quality producer of terracotta products and also includes wood carving, silk weaving, basketry and faux flowers. These are a handmade product from the delicate process. Their products became export products around Thailand and international. Visitors can observe and participate in ceramic-making workshop and shopping your own selection.
The center is open Tuesday-Saturday, from 8. For more information, please call Pha Kram is the traditional creativity of local people which is to dye the cloth from a natural plant such as Ton Kram. Wearing a natural dyed cloth will give a better comfortable feeling and cooler than a synthetic cloth.
These knowledges were transferring from an old generation to the next generation with a further development. It is recommended that anyone who likes dyed cloth must go to this street. There are many patterns which created from a dying expert of Sakon Nakhon which has a different unique pattern. Many products are selling such as scarf, blouse, skirt, trousers, bag, shoes, hat, notebook, and many more.
The price range is ten to thousands Baht. This is local Thai products which should be patronized. Besides, there is a cloth-dying demonstration and local music entertainment show.
Pha Kram walking street is open on every weekend and started from 3pm till 8pm. But visitors may find these cloths in any shops in almost every village. Because almost every village in Sakon Nakhon does the cloth-dying. Some villages cloth has been exported to Japan because of its natural-made and delicate in every process. Pha Kram of Sakon Nakhon is very famous around the world. They serve many menus whether an omelette rice with great taste topping such as Tom Yum chicken, Tonkotsu pork, Pad Prik Kaeng.
Or if you want a hot soup, there is Tom Zap Leng, and another do-not-miss-out menu which is Dinosaur bone steak, the signature fusion menu with special dipping sauce for foreigners. Teaw Four Indy restaurant; This restaurant is located not far from a new bus station of Sakon Nakhon. Or if you are Tom Yum lover, there is a special Tom Yum menu. The side dish are a pork Satay and fish ball with dipping sauce. All are full-flavored type. All together with the special dipping sauce of tamarind or sesame sauce or Jim-Jaew-Khom sauce, the special recipe.
Use and Management of Cookies We use cookies and other similar technologies on our website to enhance your browsing experience. Having a long, culturally diverse History , Sakon Nakhon features a unique mixture of ancient traditions. In addition to Historical sites and temples that reflect this, there are a number of traditional festivals that visitors may also enjoy, including the wax castle and illuminated Boat festival.
Local products from Sakon Nakhon feature handicrafts, including earthenware, cotton clothes, silk products, and hand-woven Khit clothes with natural bark dye. There a various place to pay a visit around this province such as Phu Phan Mountain fossil site and ancient colour paint at historical site Varichaphum district. See all accommodations in Sakon Nakhon.
This festival generally takes place in the month of October. This festival generally takes place in the month of December. Plus d'infos sur Sakhon Nakhon Christmas Parade. See weather forecast in Sakon Nakhon. While the 3rd wave of coronavirus in Thailand is stronger than the first 2 ones which had been very well contained, the authorities, among the measures to fight agains COVID in the country has decided to bet on a plant already widely used in Read post.
Sakon Nakhon. The city, formerly called Nong Han, was founded in the 11th century when the territory was under Khmer rule. It is a leading religious destination for Thai people with 5 main stupas and many of the country's most revered monks from the province or having spent several years there. Sakon Nakhon is also famous for its indigo clothes and two festivals: tthe Wax Castle Festival at the end of Buddhist Lent and its Star Christmas Parade, probably the two best moments to discover this territory.
Far from being able to make a comprehensive tour of all what there is to see and do in Sakon Nakhon, I give you here a lot of practical information and a list of interesting places to visit for a 3 days stay. Adding Sakon Nakhon on your travel programme maybe not for your first trip to Thailand but regular travelers who come often to Smile Land will probably enjoy the province. Accommodations in Sakon Nakhon In town, try to find accommodation not too far from Wat Phra Tat Choeng Chum, then you will be ideally located to visit many places by walking and close to the bus terminal.
One of the good affordable hotels in this area is the Sakhon Hotel. It is very easy to find a room in town for between THB and 1, a night. My recommandations. People often ask me what accommodations I recommaend in Thailand, here are my recommandations in Sakon Nakhon.
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