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Nan Bang, Thailand has three treasures: horse carriage parade, chicken pot, and stir-fried minced meat with chili and basil. &quot;Fragrant Meat Kitchen&quot; is the world champion of Thai fried rice. The handmade chicken bowls in the Danbodi Ceramic Museum can make 30 chicken bowls per person every day. The carriage shuttles through Sam Phran, the old trading street when the Chinese migrated to northern Thailand. #City Humanities Notes 

It takes an hour to drive from Nan Bang to Nan Phung. When not splashing water, the small town in northern Thailand is wrapped in tradition, art, and food. The coffee at papacraft cafe is certainly good, but the real highlight of this art shop lies in the handmade and creative inspiration. Two generations of artists, father and son, combine local natural gems and leather to create unique jewelry and artworks. #Niche Discovery Society 

As a transit point in northern Thailand, Nan Phung can easily obtain fresh ingredients from the ocean, so the seafood barbecue here has become a feature of urban cuisine. The &quot;invasion&quot; of foreign culture and materials, including seafood, is accepted, reduced, and sprouted into new local good things here. #Ancient towns and villages worth visiting 

In the suburbs of Nan Bang, a large Buddha statue that looks exactly like the Great Buddha of Kamakura sits on the top of the mountain. It is also called the Thai version of the Great Buddha of Kamakura. The Terracotta Garden in Nan Bang, which was rebuilt from an old kiln, is both a restaurant and a cultural center. The owner said: At first glance, it looks like Angkor Wat, but it is completely based on local elements.

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