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6 Classes & Workshops in Hang Dong That You Shouldn't Miss
Discover the best top things to do in Hang Dong, Thailand including Bhum Thai Cookery School, Chiang Mai home host by Raunkaew-Yanon family cooking thailand, Love Chiang Mai Cooking School, Second Wind Ranch and Rescue, Angsa Jewelry, Spa Thai Cooking School.
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1. Bhum Thai Cookery School
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 167 reviews
Course Includes Small class, 2-10 people Tour of local market Visiting and tasting herbs in organic garden Drinks: water, tea, coffee, and welcome snack Learning to cook sticky rice Easy vegetable carving Full color recipe book Free transportation in the city (within 3km radius from downtown Chiang Mai) Visitor charge, 500 baht/each
Reviewed By laurennolan96 - Perth, Australia
An unexpected fantastic experience. Oay is a very kind woman who collected us from our house in a truck which was fun. She brings you to a market and shows you all different Thai foods and ingredients and answers any questions. You are then brought to her house (only 15 minute drive) where you make 5 meals. You can choose what meals to cook from a little booklet she has, which is a soup, a salad, 2 mains of curries, noodle dishes, etc., and a desert. She takes you through all the ingredients and steps as you cook. Food was 10 times tastier than imaginable. She loves to take pictures and is fun. Place was very clean and air conditioned. You sit and eat the meals at a table and she provides beverages. At the end she gives you a recipe book of all of the ingredients and meals to take with you. Amazing experience to learn Thai food!
2. Chiang Mai home host by Raunkaew-Yanon family cooking thailand
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 70 reviews
Chiang Mai Home Host Cooking Picking you up from your hotel,we head south out of chiangmai to Bandoo in Hangdong district. The home you will be visiting belongs to the Raunkaew-Yanon family,who arrived in the area possibly by elephant back almost 150 years ago. The family is a Lanna family,continuing the traditions of many generations in building their homes of teak wood and maintaining
Reviewed By clemay5
I highly recommend this experience! I took part in the Home Host dinner during my recent stay in Chiang Mai this month and loved everything about it. Our host, Joe, was very friendly and informative about the history of his family and the Lanna culture. We got the experience of learning how to make food ourselves as well as trying several delicious dishes prepared by the host and his family. If you're staying in Chiang Mai, I urge you to try this unforgettable experience.
3. Love Chiang Mai Cooking School
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 33 reviews
Love Chiang Mai Cooking School was open since 2014 by the locals "Lin" or well known as "Aoy" by local nickname, who love cooking, sharing, and make a new friend. You will have more choice to learn both of Thai food (Thai Cuisine) or Northern Thai food (Lanna Cuisine or Northern Thai Cuisine). The place is located in the countryside surround by the rice field, orchard and organic farm. If you are looking something different, come & join us. We are also specialize in creating individual tours in Northern Thailand and are professional tour guides with TAT Licenses. We love serving you on all activities and issues concerning the local people in Northern Thailand, an expertise unique to our Love Chiang Mai Team. In addition, we can customize your trip according to your wishes.
Reviewed By Eatwell4ever
Lin and her team were professional, friendly, well prepared and provided me the opportunity to learn Lanna cooking from scratch. I was in Chiang Mai two years ago and took a generic cooking class when I first arrived, before I got to taste the unique Lanna cuisine. That class was half show and half cooking class. This was different. When I arrived in Chiang Mai this time, I was determined to learn some of the dishes I loved on my previous visit. I googled CM cooking class with kkao soi, gaeng hung lay and soi oua. Only Lin’s school came up, I was set. Lin picked me up in the morning and we went to market to pick up supplies and taste a few things. In the car, Lin told me she was bossy and wanted me to get to do every part of the cooking.......yes chef, I am ready! Arriving at her property out of town a bit, we walked through her lovely garden where I could see, smell and touch all the ingredients that at home look so flat and listless in the Lao grocery store I shop to hope to find what I need. I knew the dishes were going to bring a party to my mouth, popping with flavor. The open air cooking area was large, comfortable, well equipped and ready to be fired up. Lin explained what we needed to do for each dish, laid out the ingredients and guided and helped me proceed with chopping, slicing and pounding in the mortar with pestle. She answered questions, gave me technique corrections and pushed me and joked around as we kept busy. Her staff was buzzing around making sure that all was moving smoothly and helping me along. I was involved in every part of the process, working hard ( or at least I thought so), and as fast as I could, although I am sure they might differ on that. In the end, we got it all done from start to finish and I think it was delicious, and so my wife told me when I brought her dinner back to the condo. This was a great experience with Lin and her team who provided a warm, family like setting for me to share the love of their food and be able to bring it home with me for my family to share. Many thanks to Lin and her team. If you are serious about wanting to learn to cook Lanna cuisine....TAKE THIS CLASS!
4. Second Wind Ranch and Rescue
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 7 reviews
We are a group of environmentalists and horse enthusiasts concerned about the mistreatment of ex-racehorses in Chiang Mai. Along with our local community of vets, equine experts and animal lovers, we rescue these horses and help them to find their second wind. We offer riding lessons, trail rides and apprenticeship programmes. Check out our Facebook page for more information.
5. Angsa Jewelry
Through the ancient art of Filigree, ANGSA produces entirely handmade jewelries while incorporating designs of both traditional and contemporary
