บ้านตาผล
The place
บ้านตาผล (Ban Ta Phon, "Grandfather Phon's House") in Chai Nat province, Sappaya/Manorom area (central plain, Thailand), at 20 m elevation, in the Chao Phraya plain. New central Thailand cluster that appeared in batch 361. Family homestay (surname "Ta Phon", "grandfather Phon" being a typical Thai patronymic), located in the Chao Phraya basin (Thailand's main river, 372 km, plus Ayutthaya, a UNESCO site since 1991 and royal capital of the Siamese kingdom 1350-1767, plus the historic rice paddies that served as the kingdom's granaries, plus the heritage of the Siamese Thai people (central Tai, 60% of the Thai population; Rama I founded the current Chakri dynasty in 1782, now on Rama X) plus the Chao Phraya river basin, the country's agricultural heartland for jasmine rice, 8 million tonnes/year exported, 25% of world production, historically the world's leading jasmine rice exporter).
The setting
Chai Nat, Sappaya/Manorom, central Thailand plain, 20 m, Chao Phraya plain, new cluster batch 361, Ta Phon homestay ("grandfather Phon", a typical Thai name), Chao Phraya 372 km plus Ayutthaya UNESCO 1991 Siamese capital 1350-1767 plus rice paddies that were the kingdom's granaries, Siamese Thai central Tai 60% of TH population, Rama I 1782 founded the current Chakri dynasty now on Rama X, plus the Chao Phraya agricultural basin, jasmine rice 8 million t/year exported, 25% of world output, historically the world's top jasmine rice exporter.
