Immerse yourself in the story of Ban Kok Mueang, a 70-year-old village located on rich volcanic land in the northeast of Thailand. Admire the graceful Baisri Palaeng and Khom Onchon Isan dance. You’ll be able to learn more about the local way of life and beliefs through the carved sandstone plate and the delicate, beautiful stupa of Prasat Mueang Tam. These have been the inspiration for the unique patterns made on locally-woven silk and naturally-dyed, Baray clay-fermented cotton, of which the stories date back to the 16th century of the Buddhist era. As well as this, don’t miss out on trying some of the fragrant the volcanic jasmine rice which is served up with spicy shrimp salad and various herbs. From silk to jasmine rice, here you’ll uncover the story of a lively community, its spirit and thousand-year-old heritage.