Nestled in the serene village of Ban Nong Kho Kai, the Chang Hua Man Royal Project showcases sustainable agriculture and royal initiatives aimed at improving local communities. Visitors can appreciate the stunning landscapes and learn about innovative farming practices that nurture both the land and the people.
The Chang Hua Man Royal Project is an emblem of Thailand’s commitment to fostering agricultural innovation and sustainability. Located in the picturesque Ban Nong Kho Kai village of Khao Krapook, this project was initiated under the guidance of the Thai monarchy to address rural development and enhance the quality of life for local farmers. Visitors to the project can witness first-hand the integration of modern farming techniques with traditional practices, showcasing how diverse crops can be cultivated sustainably. The project also emphasizes the importance of education in agriculture, with workshops and demonstrations designed to empower locals and promote self-sufficiency. Surrounded by breathtaking landscapes, this project is not only a hub for agricultural development but also a serene escape for those looking to explore Thailand’s natural beauty. As you stroll through the fields, you’ll gain insights into sustainable practices that align with conservation efforts, making the Chang Hua Man Royal Project a vital component of Thailand’s agricultural future and a remarkable destination for eco-conscious travelers.
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Chang Hua Man Royal Project is perched on a picturesque hilltop overlooking 5 Ban Nong Kho Kai village Khao Krapook, Thailand
His excellency king Bhumibol has initiated this project under his “sufficiency economy” themes. Different varieties of vegetables and fruits are there to see. The electrified vehicles there will take you around the project with the assistance of an interpreter. However the demonstration video which is in Thai language gives no sense to the international tourists.
it’s very far from Hua Hin, more closer to Cha-Am but still we had to drive very far from Cha-am to be there. Very quick tour but our kids enjoyed it. If you would visit close to lunch time, better prepare your own lunch box.
Most of the Royal Projects locate in the North of the country and all of them are touristic places. Chang Hua Man is different, as it is about a hour from the famous beach Cha Um and Hua Hin. The place is in the western part of the beach, surrounding with mountainous area with a huge and famous agricultural farms, 80% of lime in Thailand grown there. The project offers a study tour of organic farming. I visited there in a very short time and very impress with a beautiful landscape. I wish I could have a chance to go there again, and will not miss the agricultural tour for sure !
Many new developments in this beautiful royal project. Now entrance fee is 20 baht, very affordable price for so great attraction. You could love the landscape but you could also learn a lot about farmer’s opportunities of plantation. More and more beautiful, definitively a good place to visit.
Not much to see here. Also the restaurant close already at 1.30 p.m., they say, they have no food anymore.
ไปดูด้วยตา พบว่าพระองค์ท่านทรงทำอะไรไว้หลายอย่าง เมื่อย้อนนึกถึงช่วงเวลาเริ่มต้นของโครงการ ทำให้รู้สึกว่า พระองค์ท่านทรงห่วงใยประชาชน กลัวประชาชนจะอดอยาก ต้องการให้ประชาชนมีคุณภาพชีวิตที่ดีขึ้น Makes sense His Majesty cares for people afraid of the people are starving, want people to have a better life.
My family went to there on 29th Dec.Many thai students and groups visited by bus.Foreigner was a few.We borrowed bicycle for round trip.（It needed personal ID card.）Bicycle seat wasn’t comfortable.But for round trip was convinient.Anyway we can larne project history.
We organized the kid eco-friendly getaways with 10 families to Chang Hau Man project in order to let our students know about one of 3000-4000 projects under the late King Bhumiphol, King Rama 9 of Thailand. It was spectacular how his majesty, King Bhumiphol turned the land, that was instructed by the video presentation, in Thai, to the abundance of agricultural products, cattle, turbine, and farm tour. The tour was organized if you booked in advance with a group or company. I suggest you check the website link and call much beforehand as there are many local visitors for the Royal project every day, especially, the weekend.
A very educative site to visit in a beautiful natural surrounding. This eco friendly farming project to grow fruit & vegetables without nocive chemicals & fertilizers should be on the teaching program of every school in the country with a mandatory school trip at least once. A small suggestion to the adjacent stores selling some of their products: try to avoid plastic wrappings, plastic bags, one way plastic items such as spoons & straws altogether ! They are not really needed and have a fatal impact on the environment ! We loved your Project — thank you !
This 250 rai farm is a farm research center of my late king Rama IX and education center of his people who love farming. The officer starts with VDO presentaion shows overview of this royal project. Then lead us to a shuttle car browse around the farm. The farm contains areas of soil improvement, natual fertilizer production, plots of many kinds of trees , cows and cow milk produce. My most impress goes to a plain small building which is my late king workplace. The product in this farm are sold in a small shop in the farm as, well as some royal stores in Bangkok. This is one of his over four thousand royal projects. I ‘m proud to be born in hi reign.