This old community is located at the river estuary, just off the coast by the most abundant canal in the eastern Pra Sae Basin. The here locals have learned from nature and the connection between the land and the coast. After you arrive in the coumunity, breathe in the aroma of grilled “Janglon” (fish and coconut patties) and learn about the hundred-year-old history of the area through a sightseeing tour. Enjoy the sea breeze as you head to “Prong Thong” mangrove field; notice how the Indian mangrove’s shiny light green leaves turn a golden color when illuminated by the afternoon sunlight, as well as the fiddler crabs showing off their bright claws while sunbathing on the shore. After all the fun activities, head back and relax with a Thai massage and “Tom yam” foot spa to help improve blood circulation. Learn how to make tea from Indian marsh fleabane, a brackish water herb packed with medicinal properties. The tea is famous for its aromatic fragrance and health benefits, crafted by the local wisdom and tradition that unifies the coast and people as one.