Thailand's wine-making industry has come a long way.... Vineyards across three distinguished wine-making regions now produce quality wine. CNN GO
These vineyards are found in Khao Yai, the South of Bangkok, and Northeast Thailand. Wine tours are available. In Hua Hin Hills visitors can tour vineyards in a way you normally can't in Burgundy or Tuscany: riding on an elephant.
En route to the sunflower fields in Saraburi, we passed by this vineyard and made a quick stop. We didn't expect to see such a charming spot of the Thai countryside, but we're glad we did. I call this our tour serendipity.
I don't immediately think of Thailand and vineyards together.
ReplyDeleteFascinating and great pictures.
Neither do I. This was a charming surprise to me.
ReplyDeleteThai wine - who'da thunk it?
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My first time to learn Thailand with vineyard but even in the Philippines we have vineyards too. So it is possible ^_^
ReplyDeleteKim,USA
It is reality.
ReplyDeleteWho’da indeed. Should probably try Monsoon Valley these days.
ReplyDeleteI never think of vineyards in Thailand!
ReplyDeletewow, i didn't know Thailand has vineyards! amazing!
ReplyDeletei haven't seen any Thai wine in the market here.
That's wonderful that Thailand is venturing into the viticulture industry! Lovely shots.
ReplyDeleteWow, exploring vineyards on elephants!!!
ReplyDelete:) I just love it when someone spots something interesting. Bravo!
ReplyDeleteGreat V post. Visiting from ABC WED♫
ReplyDeleteWonderful shots of a beautiful place. Carver, ABC-Wed. Team
ReplyDeleteYour stunning photos look like they came right out of a picture book. I am not a wine connoisseur at all, so it didn't surprise me that Thailand has vineyards. However, the idea of touring by elephant is one that gave me pause. I have always loved elephants, but for the past few years, have been following a rescue sanctuary in Tennessee that tries to provide retired elephants with the environment they require. Web site: (elephants.com).
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