Traditional ways of life that are fading away today

If you come to Chiang Kham, another highlight that you must not miss is "Hen Tai Lue Mae Saeng Da" This ancient house still maintains its originality, both in terms of house design, way of life, traditions, and there is a role model who always tells and shares experiences for us to listen to, such as Mae Saeng Da Samrit. Mae Uai is almost nine years old, but is still strong and still spins cotton. There is also a weaving area under the house. Sometimes, Mae Uai comes down to weave herself. Mae Uai is friendly and welcomes guests, making them feel like they are visiting a relative's house. Upstairs, they sell small products, mainly Tai Lue woven fabrics, bags, clothes, and scarves, all of which are handmade products. Mae Uai said that she uses the money she earns from selling her products to repair the house. There is a kitchen, a porch, and an open hall, with one corner set up as Mae Uai's bed, living a simple and humble life. When I have a chance, I will visit Mae Uai at home again. P.S. Ms. Sai wonders if Mae Uai Saeng Da is the role model that the agency wrote as supplementary reading. In the Thai language textbook for primary school, right? >> Grandma Uai's daughter confirmed that it was not, but the names are the same, the lifestyles are similar. #VisitPhayaoStyleKhunHom15 #GetDiscountsWithoutLuck #KhunHomStory51