Change into traditional farmer clothes Introduction to rice farming Feed buffaloes and pound rice with a wooden mortar Remove and prepare rice seedlings Plow the rice field to prepare the soil Cook and enjoy a local Thai meal At least two people are needed to book. If you're traveling alone, please contact us first. If you’re booking during the off-season, please check with us in advance to make sure it’s available.
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Overview
Discover the charm of Thai countryside life through this hands-on half-day rice farming experience near Chiang Mai. Dress like a traditional farmer, feed buffaloes, and try plowing the field the old-fashioned way. You’ll plant rice seedlings in real paddies, then cook and enjoy a simple yet delicious local Thai meal. This tour offers a unique glimpse into rural Thai culture — perfect for families, nature lovers, and curious travelers, with hotel pickup included for your convenience.
Tour Code: TCM-016
Pick-up Time
Morning : 07:30 – 08:00 am
Program
Begin your journey by dressing in traditional Thai farmer attire to get into the local spirit.
Learn about the rice farming process from local farmers and understand each step from field to table.
Interact with friendly water buffaloes and try traditional rice pounding with a wooden mortar and pestle.
Try pulling young rice seedlings from the nursery bed – just like real farmers do.
Get hands-on by helping prepare the muddy rice field through plowing, followed by planting your own rice seedlings by hand.
Wrap up the tour by learning how to steam rice the traditional way, then enjoy a simple Thai-style lunch.Seasonal Notice for Rice Farming Activities
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Preparation
Please note that rice farming activities vary by season :
May – July Seedlings and transplanting (rice planting)
August – October Field maintenance and rice growth
November – February Harvesting and drying
March – April Off-season (farming activities may not be available)
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