Nong Khai Farm Stay Farms
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Some of the Farm Stay Places in Nong Khai

Tabor - orchards of fruit trees. Flowers, vegetables, fish and rice

King Amphoe Rattana Wapi - rice, vegetables, corn, fruit trees including durian, rambutan, longan, lychees and mango, bananas, fish and chickens

Ban Jomjang - Tour groups of 40-60 pax can spend one or more nights in a Thai village near the Mekong to experience Thai village life. The villagers accommodate the tourists in their homes and show them the local sights and entertain them. The group watches boat racing on the Mekong, and if it is October they see the magical rockets exploding from the river at night. At night the group participates in Isan dancing to music made with traditional Isan instruments. At 11pm it's bedtime and in the morning at 7am group members give food to the monks as they pass by. After breakfast it's shopping time, buying the handicrafts made by the villagers, which is the reason the villagers are entertaining the group. The village is Ban Jomjang, which is 18km from Nong Khai. If you are a tour operator wanting to make use of this stay on your tour, send us an e-mail and we'll give it the villagers after we've translated it to Thai.
The Mekong at Ban Jomjang Sungwan with the Headman Cabbages near Ban Jomjang Cabbages near Ban Jomjang Tomatoes near Ban Jomjang Wat at Ban Jomjang
           

Nong Khai - Bamboo Village. You can stay with a village family and learn bamboo weaving. The villagers can show you how to do it yourself. You will have all your meals with the family. The villagers also have farms so you can also experience whatever farming activities are going on while you are there. It might be harvesting rice, or feeding the chickens, or whatever. To learn more or to book your stay go here.
Making sticky rice containers. Outside the building. Across the road. Bags at another village. Sticky rice containers. Bamboo hats.
           

Nong Khai - Cotton weaving village. You can stay with a village family and learn cotton weaving. The villagers can show you how to do it yourself. You will have all your meals with the family. The villagers also have farms so you can also experience whatever farming activities are going on while you are there. It might be harvesting rice, or feeding the chickens, or whatever. To learn more or to book your stay go here.

Using a loom. Preparing the cotton. Using a loom. Using a loom. A finished article for monks. Preparing the cotton.

Tabor - Fruit trees, mangoes, rice, vegetables, tobacco, fish, chickens

Si Wilai - rice, vegetables, bananas, corn, sapodilla trees, fish, chickens

King Amphoe Fao Rai - rice, chilli, fruit trees including papaya, mango and lemon, fish, chickens 

Phon Phisai - rice, vegetables, orchard including lemon, rambutan, longan and lemon trees, tobacco, fish, ducks

The date this page was last edited 03-08-06