The document provides descriptions of various aspects of Thai culture, including traditional modes of transportation like three-wheeled bicycles, musical instruments like the khlui siang nok flute and wot pipes, toys like the chakkachan noisemaker, clothing items like farmer's hats and northern mountaineer hats, crafts like mulberry paper notebooks, and symbols of Thailand like elephant key bundles. The document exposes the reader to diverse elements of Thailand's local wisdom and ways of life.

4. This is a model of three-
wheeled bicycle or “Rot Sam Lo” in
Thai language. This model was made
from bamboo. The three-wheeled
bicycles are ancient vehicles but we
still see them in many provinces.
Many tourists like taking the three-
wheeled to feel the spirits of
Thailand and see things around.

5. “Khlui Siang Nok” is the flute that makes a
sound like a bird. This is one of local Thailand wisdom
that almost people in many areas of Thailand can
make this. You can blow it and pull its stick at the
same time, it will make many bird’s sound for you.

6. The hat you see is “Ngop”.
Ngop are used by a farmers. It
was made from a kind of leaves.
On the strong sun shining
day, the farmer will wear Ngop
for shielding their face and
head. Today Ngop can be made
from plastic, so it will be lighter
than the old one.

7. “Luk khang” is called for a
top in Thai language. How to play?
It is very easy that you can guess.
First, swaddle a rope around the
stick at the top. Next, insert the
end of the robe through the hold
at the thin stick. Then, pull the
robe through that hold quickly and
the top will spin!!

8. “Wot” is a musical
instrument of Northeastern
Thailand. It is made from
wood. Blowing each pipe
will make a specific voice
for each one. If you blow it
well, it will make a nice
song!

9. This notebook is made from the mulberry paper. And
the mulberry paper is made from taking wood pulp and glue
together. Then, filter and spread it on the gratings. Next, wait
until it is dry. Finally, you will get the mulberry paper as you see
in this notebook. In front of this book, there is a pencil that is
made from a branch. Won’t you try to write something in this
lovely book with it?

10. “Chakkachan” is a local toy of Thailand.
It is made from bamboo stick, resin, tendon
or horse’s tail and cylindrical thin wood. To
play it is very easy like a piece of cake! Just
swing the cylindrical thin wood around the
bamboo stick and it will make a noise. The

11. This is a traditional Thai
clothes for a girl. It was popular
in Thailand before 1925. Now, it
is rarely to see girls wearing this
in daily life. Some people wear
this kind of clothes in Thai
tradition such as wedding, Song
Kran Day and Loi Kra Thong Day.

12. This hat is the hat of
mountaineers in Northern of
Thailand. In Thailand, there are
many tribes of mountaineers.
Each tribe has individual
culture, as well
as, belief, ceremony, food and
absolutely clothing.

13. Elephant key bundle
is made from ceramic and
a metal loop. The
elephant is known as the
national animal of
Thailand. In the past, we
used an elephant picture
on our flags.

14. We hope you know more about our culture.
Which one do you like?