Mr.Luesak, the owner of Kradae Chae Monkey Training Center, has learned how to train monkeys from his father. Every morning he usually leads monkeys to coconut grove to teach them to climbing coconut trees, to select ripe coconuts and pick off coconuts. Besides, you can also stay overnight at Mr. Luesak with reasonable price. In addition, Kradae Chae Monkey Training Center brought male monkey to teach how to collect coconuts which monkeys can collect around 500-1000 coconuts per day.

See, taste, shop, community products at Tha Kha Floating Market. (The floating market is held every Saturday. Sunday and public holidays and every day of the 2nd waning, 7th waning and 12th waning days) - Take a paddle boat to see the nature along the canal Along the route of His Majesty King Rama V at Ban Kamnan Chan, an old Thai house. (Book before visiting Ban Kamnan Chan) -Visit community activities Participate in activities based on various learning bases of the farm housewives group. Tha Kha Floating Market from the story of the coconut See the wisdom of making coconut sugar, including - Harvesting coconut sugar from the tree - Traditional way of simmering coconut sugar - Add sweetness, learn how to make traditional sweets from Tha Kha coconut sugar - Weaving coconut stalks Traditional wisdom of Tha Kha people - Weaving with fresh coconut Weave them into hats, baskets, etc. - Dukdik boat from coconut husks

Monkeys, according to teacher Somjai, are like naughty children. Teacher You must teach it in stages, beginning with the easiest and progressing to the most difficult. The courses are structured as follows: first month using hands, second month using feet, third month standing posture and jumping posture, fourth month climbing, fifth month climbing, sixth month working, and so on. Teachers must teach monkeys face to face till they are trustworthy and it is important  to use eyes and hearts. 

A village that grow organic vegetables. Visitors can come and learn how to compost from garbage, making compost from oyster snails, and cultivation of organic vegetables from the royal family of Chakphan Pensiri. Able to visit every day. Tel 08199896279

Visiting the garden and eating fruits such as durian, rambutan, mangosteen, and longkong. - Ecotourism activities at the Huai Kha Khaeng buffer zone - Nature Trail Tourism Program: 1. Watching the integrated agro tourism, such as an orchard of guava, Wong Bo lime and fresh mulberry. 2. Visiting the orchard and eat quality fruits such as durian, rambutan, mangosteen, and longkong. 3. Ecotourism at the Huai Kha Khaeng buffer zone 4. Seting up a tent to relax at Huai Nam Ring Reservoir in the area of Huai Kha Khaeng buffer area The direction that links with other attractions: - Paying homage to Luang Por Sema at Wat Pa Sak, which is a local monk of Lan Sak District, a distance of 5 kilometers. - Visiting Huai Kha Khaeng National Park, a distance of 12 kilometers. - Hup Pa Tat, a distance of 10 kilometers. - Samo Thong Hot Spring, a distance of 12 kilometers.

Little House in the Big Wood is a learning center of sufficiency economy philosophy. It was established by the new generation of agriculturists who would like to inherit sufficient agriculture. By applying a house and garden as the learning center for visitors.

There is various fruit trees plant on this farm such as Mangosteen, Longkong, durian, Rambutan, Santol, and Mayongchid. It is like a normal orchard but the difference is that "Suan Prasomsap" uses natural extracts. and use bio-fertilizer in pest control to grow fruit trees ensuring that quality products will be safe from toxins and chemicals. That's fruits from this orchard have a sweeter and tastier flavor.

It is agricultural tourism connected to Ban Sala Din

Dong Muang Toei is the old city of the Khmer period. No one knows when it has been an abandoned city for how long. The condition seen from many generations of great-grandparents; Dong Muang Toei has high forests with transparent in the bottom ground. There were some small trees and the big trees are rubber trees, tabaek trees, and Yang Hiang trees. It is a very dense forest. The parents and grandparents did not dare to cut down the trees in this grove because Dong Muang Toei has a fierce ghost called the Ghost of Grandfather. The forest is the habitat of monkeys and many birds. The marsh around Dong Muang Toei is a deep swamp with water all year round. It is a habitat and a natural breeding ground for fish. In addition to birds and this swamp is known to have the most turtles. The reason there are so many turtles, the villagers worship the spirits of their grandfathers. Grandfather forbids anyone to eat and destroy his animals, monkeys and turtles, and if they cause harm, they shall be punished accordingly. Later, about 90 years ago, Song Puei villagers had a shaman who studied sorcery to perform a ceremony to defeat the ghosts of Muang Toei. This sorcerer's name is Elder Suwo. This incident coincides with the reign of Father Yai Agrahad. It was the eyes of the light when villagers near and far heard the news that Father Yai Suwo had defeated the Phi Dong Muang Toei. They flocked to catch fish turtles from Muang Toei for food until they almost cleared the swamp. So turtles are almost extinct until now. Father Yai Suwo has shared the swamp as a land for brothers and sisters to cultivate until today. As for Dong Muang Toei, the area has been divided into farming, gardening, and growing crops as much as today. This is true Elderly people who have reached 90 years of age, such as Father Yai, light scent, Father Big Bu Kokpuei, are still alive as witnesses.

Phu Nawaphan Vineyard It is a vineyard with processed products of grapes, grapes, grape juice, etc.

1 agricultural learning ground of Ban Na Nam Sam, 10 grounds as follow: 1) Learning ground for the production of bio-based substances (Trichoderma, Beauveria, BT, wild microorganisms, nematodes) 2) Charcoal/Wood Vinegar Distillation Learning Ground 3) Local egg raising ground 4) Mushroom cultivation ground 5) Organic Asparagus Planting ground 6) Freshwater fish farming ground 7) The composting ground 8) Herbal Refinery Ground 2 Study natural attractions 1) Pha Nam Thip Cave Sacred water from nature 2) Bat Cave, discover the natural wonders of millions of bats. 3) Chompoo Cave 4) Wat Khao Sam Yot 5) Tad Fa Waterfall 6) Tad Tao water 7) Phu Ta Lor Cave 8) Dong Sakran Viewpoint 9) Dong Lan Forest Development Project 3 agricultural learning resources 1) Growing Asparagus 2) Planting and propagating guava 3) Longan orchard generates income 4) Mushroom cultivation for additional income tourism program 2 days 1 night program Learn about agriculture at 1-2 ground center > have lunch > visit Pha Nam Thip Cave > watch bats > have dinner > relax at homestay / Phu Pha Man Camp > Asparagus plot > Golden banana plantation > Khao Temple Sam Yot > have lunch > go back Note – Tour programs and service fees may change as appropriate. - 3 snacks 1 day program Learn about agriculture at center 1-2 bases > have lunch > visit Pha Nam Thip Cave > watch bats > go back Note – Tour programs and service fees may change as appropriate. - 2 snacks Route links with other attractions (with distance/km) 1) Pha Nam Thip Cave Sacred water source from nature, a distance of 3 km. 2) Bat Cave, a distance of 6 km. 3) Chompoo Cave, a distance of 4 km. 4) Wat Khao Sam Yot, a distance of 6 km. 5) Tad Fa Waterfall, a distance of 18 km. 6) Nam Phut Tat Tao, a distance of 12 km. 7) Phu Ta Lor Cave, a distance of 16 km. 8) Dong Sakran Viewpoint, a distance of 18 km. 9) Dong Lan Forest Development Project, a distance of 22 km. Community enterprise products in the community 1 Ban Son Tai Community Shop, Village No. 3, Ban Son Tai, Non Kom Subdistrict, selling Phu Pha Man folk clothes 2 Ban Non Kom Community Shops, Village No. 1, Ban Non Kom, Non Kom Subdistrict, selling local products and souvenirs.

From over 1.6 square kilometer of useless wasteland to a strong farmer community today, “Nong Wa Agricultural Village”, Phanom Sarakham District, Chachoengsao Province uses the “3 Benefit 4 Collaboration” model to enable farmers to access land and funding sources. They revived the dry land to become a green agricultural area, and farmers have a stable career.