
‘Amazing Green: A’Maze 2017’, a family friendly sustainable agricultural tourism project that combines creative tourism with agricultural activities, is being launched in the western province of Kanchanaburi by the Tourism Authority of Thailand.
Scheduled to run from 18 to 26 November at the Kanchanaburi College of Agriculture, the interactive event invites visitors to wander through the nine-rai maze cut into a corn field. Before finding the exit, they will stop at different activity stations with tests on agricultural knowledge and information about Kanchanaburi province.
TAT Governor Mr. Yuthasak Supasorn said, “Amazing Green: A’Maze 2017 combines local Thai experiences with new tourism activities that would appeal to millennials, young families and couples.
“Children will get to develop their problem-solving skills and use their imagination through challenging games and activities, while adults will have fun and feel like kids again. Every kid wins while participating in agriculture-based activities and will receive specially-designed eco-friendly prizes. Educational tourism activities like these focus on ‘creative thinking’ while adding value to agricultural products.”
The event is part of TAT’s effort to promote agro tourism in Thailand as the sector starts to become a trend worldwide. It also allows Thai local agricultural communities to share their knowledge and expertise with a younger audience while also finding new markets for products.
Young family members aged four to 10 get to learn by playing in and around a spacious farm whilst engaging in both nature and agriculture. Besides the ‘Corn Maze’ and ‘Playground’ visitors are also invited to explore:
Children under four are admitted free; tickets for kids aged four to 10 cost 750 Baht; everyone aged 11 or over pays 500 Baht inclusive of all activities, food and drinks.
For more information about the event and tickets, please visit https://www.amazinggreenthailand.com/