Ban Khiri Wong community has settled down more than 200 years, with a population of 3,007 in 670 houses, located in Kam Loam sub-district, Lan Saka district, an ancient community that settled at the foot of Khao Luang in Tambon Kamlon, near a path that goes up the mountain. This peaceful village is like one big, happy family. The main occupation is growing fruits, such as mangos teen, rambutan, durian, and Sato. The village was faced with catastrophe on November 21, 1988 when a flash flood swept away some 100 houses. The local monastery and villagers still maintain the damaged convocation hall and houses as monuments to those who perished. Ban Khiri Wong is considered a prototype of eco-tourism management and the place won the 1998 Thailand Tourism Award in the city and community category. The village is a good example of local people living in co-existence with nature.

The services include trekking tours, porters and homestay programs. Tourists can appreciate the way of life here all year round, with the most attractive time during July to September when fruits are on sale.

Homestay

        You will stay in one of the villager's houses with their family. Enjoy the cultural experience and learn about Thai cooking and making Batik cloth with natural dye, transforming Thai herbs or Thai fruits following the families traditional methods.

         Besides these you can explore the nearby attractions which are interesting places. Enjoy the rural environment there are plenty. Walk through out of the village amid the cool shady nature.