Thai Television Highlights: From Phuket Travel to Sustainable Agriculture

According to a report by Khaosod Online, Thai television schedules for September 5, 2026, feature a variety of lifestyle and agricultural content. The program 'Nee Tiew Gun' (Let's Escape) on Workpoint Channel 23 highlights a trip to Phuket, featuring personalities Natasha and Naliya, alongside a culinary segment showcasing durian sour curry.

For those interested in sustainable living and local development, the program 'Kon Thai Hua Jai Mai Tor' on Channel 5 profiles 'Tam Suan Kub Madame,' a small-scale farm café located in the Rama 2 area of Bangkok. The segment explores how the owners transformed a one-rai plot of land into an urban green oasis. Additionally, Channel 7HD’s 'Kaset Suk' program features a case study on the Ban Khlong Hok Sufficiency Economy School, where young farmers have converted 26 rai of rice fields into a learning center based on the late King’s philosophy of sufficiency economy.

These programs offer insights into Thailand’s growing interest in domestic tourism and sustainable agricultural practices. While these segments provide inspiration for urban gardening and rural development, viewers should note that specific operational details for these farms and schools—such as public visiting hours or workshop availability—are not detailed in the broadcast schedule and would require further verification for those planning a visit.