"This is a small village known for rice farming, agriculture, and gardening. It is particularly famous for its clay-dyed cotton fabrics and a renowned local dish called “Khao Bip” or “Phra Ruang Noodles.” The community originally migrated from Northern cities and the remote town of Lammathat, and the local dialect spoken here is Northern Thai. Visitors can enjoy cycling through the village, exploring local lifestyles, fruit orchards, and learning how to create clay-dyed fabrics. Demonstrations include making dolls, weaving intricate clay-dyed designs, which are considered a unique cultural hallmark. The fabrics are dyed using natural materials, and guests have the opportunity to sample local cuisine and even try their hand at making Khao Bip themselves. Additionally, the village offers a variety of clay-dyed fabric products for sale, including shirts, skirts, scarves, shawls, traditional skirts, and bags. Accommodations are available in homestays, allowing visitors to experience the charming rural atmosphere and the breathtaking natural mountain scenery."