Ban Tha Khong Lek is an agricultural community located in A. Warin Chamrap, Ubon Ratchathani Province. It is a small community that strongly preserves the traditional way of life of its residents.

Most villagers work in agriculture, including rice cultivation, kitchen gardens, and local fruit orchards. They also raise animals such as chickens, pigs, and fish in natural ponds. All planting and harvesting follow seasonal cycles, allowing visitors to observe the simple, nature-connected lifestyle of the villagers.

The community is calm, peaceful, and shaded, with vast rice fields, small canals, and large trees that create a beautiful natural setting. Visitors can walk along nature trails, learn traditional planting methods, and participate in local activities, such as sowing seeds, harvesting, and planting vegetables.

Ban Tha Khong Lek also has interesting local culture, including handicrafts, bamboo crafts, weaving, and traditional local products. Traditional games and cultural festivals are preserved and passed down through generations, such as annual merit-making ceremonies, rice rituals, and Songkran celebrations in the local style.

In addition to agricultural and cultural activities, the community promotes eco-tourism, allowing visitors to experience traditional Thai rural life respectfully. There are small homestays for those who wish to stay overnight and learn more about village life closely.

Ban Tha Khong Lek is perfect for travelers looking to escape the hustle of city life, relax in a peaceful environment, experience traditional agricultural practices, and connect with nature. Visiting this community is not just tourism but also a chance to learn simplicity, patience, and the harmony of living in tune with nature.

• From Ubon Ratchathani city, drive along Highway 217 to A. Warin Chamrap for approximately 15 km, then turn into T. Tha Khong Lek. The journey takes about 30 minutes. Visitors can use private cars or local minivans to reach the community.

• Dress appropriately and respectfully for visiting the community.

• Respect villagers’ privacy.

• Contact the community in advance if interested in agricultural activities.

• Bring your own water bottles and personal supplies, as some areas remain natural.

Admission Fee

• Free

Opening Hours

• Every day from 08.00 – 15.30