Discover native Thai cooking with the local villagers, farm visiting with Thai farmers, living lifestyle of Thai villagers and having a professional Thai chef as your guide
NONTHABURI – FoodAndArtsByAlyssa (FAB-A), has launched the ‘FAB-A Eco-cooking Getaways’ with a native Thai cooking class in eco-friendly style linked to the environment, social responsibility and village communities.
Chef Alyssa Han, the founder of FAB-A’s cooking events and getaways, joined hands with Ban Tham Sua, one of the best villages of ‘Ecotourism in Thailand’, has launched a village’s cooking class by a local villager, a farm visit by a local farmer, and local trips experiencing an authentic living lifestyle at one of the best examples of village community , which is developing their own community to their sufficient earning by growing trees in the villages and turn this eco-friendly environment into a local tourist attraction in Thailand.
“As a Thai chef and a restaurateur coming back home from China and Europe after spending 10 years there, I believe many Thai cooking classes have been operated with the traditional styles with vegetables carvings that already create the eco-friendly gesture. Theeco-cooking by the local villagers in the rural area with their home grown vegetables and their farming by the local farmers on their lands is the additional element enhancing the entire ecological system for their local community. The combination of a native Thai cooking class, the art of food decoration in an eco-friendly style, social responsibility to rural community, and ecotourism are new experiences to all the travelers around the world to discover through eco- cooking activities in Thailand”.
Says, Chef Alyssa Han, Founder of www.FoodAndArtsByAlyssa.com and Director of Sarvis PR company.
FAB-A Cooking Getaways is the CSR project that the villagers and the farmers can join to earn extra income by participating in the program, such as ; being a guide at their own farm for a farm visit, having a cooking class with their local recipes and their home grown vegetables, welcoming the travelers to their village homes with local activities around the nature that they are living in.
The travelers will enjoy not only their interest in a native Thai cooking class but also the new experience of spending an authentic 2days-one- night trip at the sustainable village, Ban Tham Sua, and its local activities of ecotourism in Thailand.
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