"Ban Nam Chiew is a community nestled along a canal that leads out to the sea, located in Laem Ngob District, Trat Province. With a rich history marked by the peaceful coexistence of Thai, Chinese, and Muslim communities, it is fondly referred to as the 'community of two religions and three cultures.' The residents engage primarily in fishing and fruit farming. At the heart of the village stands a tall bridge connecting both sides of the canal, known as the 'Sapan Wat Jai.' Tourists can enjoy homestay experiences and participate in various activities such as boat tours through the mangrove forests, birdwatching, and hunting for clams. Local delicacies include rice crackers topped with a flavorful paste, tangme (a traditional sweet treat), and fresh seafood, accompanied by handicrafts made from palm leaves shaped into various forms."