Phrae Province Highlights Featured in Latest Travel Programming
Thai television highlights unique culinary traditions and local success stories in Phrae, showcasing a rare 56-pan coconut pancake stall.
According to a report by Khaosod Online, the travel program 'Nee Tiew Gun' (Escape to Travel) is set to feature a unique culinary landmark in Phrae province. The segment highlights a local vendor who has been operating for over half a century, distinguished by a remarkable setup featuring 56 pans used simultaneously to prepare 'Khanom Krok' (Thai coconut pancakes). This rare cooking method is described as one of a kind globally.
For travelers and residents, this feature offers a glimpse into the authentic, long-standing food culture of Northern Thailand. Phrae is often overlooked by mainstream tourism, making such local culinary traditions significant for those seeking off-the-beaten-path experiences.
Beyond this culinary highlight, the broadcast schedule also includes human-interest stories, such as the 'La-Or Farm' melon project, which showcases community-driven agricultural success. While the program provides a window into these local attractions, viewers should note that specific operating hours or current availability of the 56-pan stall should be verified independently before planning a visit, as local street food vendors may adjust their schedules based on demand or personal circumstances. The program is scheduled for broadcast on Workpoint Channel 23 at 09:00.
