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.

It is an agritourism attraction that is still natural and pure. It is also warm with the beautiful way of life of the hill tribes. During September to October is the rice farming season which is suitable period to visit.

Ban Song Yae Christian Church is located in Thai Charoen district, Yasothon. There is a history in 1908 that there were 5 families who fled from different places to live in this area, they fled for the same reason, which was accused being ghouls and they were therefore attacked and drove away. It is the 4th church, planned for construction in 1936. Villagers gathered wood and built it in 1947. The shape of the church was built in Thai art style, width 16 meters, length 57 meters. It is the largest in Thailand, using 80,000 wooden planks as roofing boards, using 360 columns of different sizes, mostly wooden poles. The pillars in the middle row are the largest and longest with 260 trees, more than 10 meters high from the ground. The floor planks are of red wood and large Takhian wood. The wooden bench can hold over a thousand people. The church bell has a diameter of almost 2 feet in a tall bell tower built in the style of a bell tower in typical Thai temples. But strange that it is separate from the church and because the wood that has been gathered is a lot Therefore, the remaining wood was used to build Ban Song Yae Pittaya School.

The garden is adjacent to the irrigation canal which cause a cool wind blowing all the time. Inside the garden is shady. There are kiosks for tourists to sit, relax and eat the fruits from the garden. The highlight of Pu Yai Somkuan Garden is the gigantic 100 years old mangosteen tree with tall trunk and beautiful bush. The distinctive feature of the 100 years old mangosteen is that it has a thinner shell, more delicious than normal mangosteen; but smaller in size.

The Ministry of Agriculture and Cooperatives established the Golden Jubilee Museum of Agriculture on the occasion of His Majesty King Bhumibol Adulyadej's 50-year to the throne in 1996. On the area of 800,000 square meters in Klong Nueng Subdistrict, Klong Luang District, Pathumthani Province.

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.

The ancient 200-year-old garden utilizes the resources for the long-term highest benefits. It is located at No. 5 Moo 11, Laem Sai Sub-district, Lang Suan District, Chumphon Province, about 2 kilometers from Lung Suan Market. Samroeng Rajavate, the fourth generation of the family, is a current caretaker. This is the mixed garden, where various fruits are grown in the same area. Whether Local Durian, Mangosteen, Local Rambutan, Langsat, Betel Nut, Coconut, Nutmeg, Sato, Lukniang, Sapodilla, Champa, Jackfruit, Mafai, Banana, Homegrown Vegetables, and Herbs. Without the use of chemical fertilizers to accelerate growth. The soil is treated by growing the grass to nourish the soil moisture throughout the year. Natural fertilizer is used, such as dead leaves and annual crop residues. For pest control, birds, squirrels, and tree shrews are eating worms and insects as food. The cost includes the labor cost during harvesting season to cut grass to facilitate the harvest and at the area to plant the trees that will be repaired.

Agricultural Tourism Group, Warin Chamrap District Ubon Ratchathani Province Consists of 6 organic gardens as follows: - Chan Chuen Park is located at 8 Moo 8, Saensuk Subdistrict, Warin Chamrap District, Ubon Ratchathani Province. The uniqueness of the garden is a fish pond with organic farming, such as perfumed coconuts, golden bananas, pandanus, and many other fruits. - Sala Ubon Park (Sala Indo) is located at 162 Moo 10, Kham Kwang Subdistrict, Warin Chamrap District, Ubon Ratchathani Province. The uniqueness of the garden is a blend of organic farming such as Salak, various types of bananas, various papaya species, ornamental plants (Slipper plant and Bauhinia aureifolia). - Baan Ka Suan is located at 235 Moo 10, That Subdistrict, Warin Chamrap District, Ubon Ratchathani Province. The uniqueness of the garden is a blend of organic farming, such as mulberry, figs, stevia, and a variety of vegetable and fruit varieties. The highlight will be products processed from the fruit within the garden. - Niramon Horse Farm is located at 227 Moo 1, Kham Kwang Subdistrict, Warin Chamrap District, Ubon Ratchathani Province. The uniqueness of the garden is that it is a horse farm. There are various breeds of horses with carriages, which are symbols of the past of Warin Chamrap District. There are horse riding courses and organic farming. - Suwankut Lychee Garden is located at 86 Moo 8, That Subdistrict, Warin Chamrap District, Ubon Ratchathani Province. The uniqueness of the garden is a blend of organic fruit orchards such as lychees, dragon fruit, mushroom farms, bananas, mangosteens, jackfruits, durians. - Ratchaphuto Park is located at 59 Moo 10, Saensuk Subdistrict, Warin Chamrap District, Ubon Ratchathani Province. the uniqueness of the garden It will be a blend of organic farming such as papaya, Cavendish bananas, papaya plants, organic vegetables. The highlight will be a place to learn about the underground water bank system. Tour program: 2 days 1 night travel program, price 990/person (30 people) Activities of agro-tourism and organic fruit and vegetable processing Day 1 9:00-11:00 Ratchaphuto Park  Welcome tourists with flower garlands  Take a walk through the mixed agricultural plantation  Learn about the underground water banking system  Brake with garden products  Vegetable cultivation activities You can also bring back the vegetables you planted. 11:30-13:00 Salak Ubon, Salak Indo Garden  Lunch Local food (wild rice)  Take a walk through the orchard / seasonal fruits  Learn how to cut papaya  Grow Salak and get the planted tree back as well 14:00-16:00 Baan Ka Suan  Walk around the orchard to pick fruit and do activities  Brake with garden products  Learn medicinal plants for health  Processing activities mulberry, figs, stevia  Introduce group products and receive garden souvenirs 16:30-18:00 Niramon Horse Farm  Riding a horse carriage from Ban Ka Suan to Niramon Horse Farm  Horseback riding/walking through the mixed agricultural plantation  Learn basic horse riding  Activities with horses horseback riding, horse control, photo shooting with horses,horse bathing, show a clever horse overnight stay Niramon Horse Farm or Suwanakut Lychee Garden 19:00-22:00 Niramon Horse Farm (Growing a tent, cowboy style) or Suwannakot Lychee Garden  Dinner  Rumbaisri, community performance  Recreational activities Day 2 7:00 – 8:30 Niramon Horse Farm or Suwanakut Lychee Garden  Alms giving, listening to the Dharma  Have breakfast 9:00-11:00 Suwanakut Lychee Garden  Walk around the lychee orchard, dragon fruit/seasonal fruits  Brake with garden products  Learn to grow fairy mushrooms  Mushroom farm activity You can also take the mushroom cubes back. 11:30-13:30 Chan Chuen Park  Walk around the garden/seasonal fruit/feed the fish  Learn how to make compost without turning the pile  Tree planting activities You can also bring back the planted plants.  Lunch Route links to other attractions: - Wat Nong Pa Phong (Luang Pucha) 12 kilometers - Farm Hug Por Ubon 15 kilometers - Thung Nong Ya Ma 5 kilometers - Flower garden decorated at Ban Ta Tid 15 km. - Khu Duea Beach 15 kilometers - Travel to nearby communities by bicycles, such as vegetable plots, flower beds, rice farms, Kham Kwang temples, and herbal houses.

It is shady orchard where tourists will see durian trees, mangosteen trees, etc. that many people have never seen before. There are also fresh fruit from the garden for sale as well. In addition, this garden has green rambutan for sale that everyone said it was delicious.

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

Doi Hang Temporary Prison under the Chiang Rai Central Prison Implementation of the Royal Initiative Project god nephew Prince Patcharakitiyapha in adopting the Sufficiency Economy Philosophy in prisons so that inmates can adopt the Sufficiency Economy Philosophy of His Majesty the King to actually use after the penalty. It is an encouragement for the inmates and also gives the inmates the opportunity to return to society with skills that can lead a self-reliant life without turning back to commit another crime. It is a learning center for sufficiency economy. Open for systematic visits and visits and is an important check-in point for tourists and the general public who come to use the service.