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A small community museum tracing the history of Koh Lanta's inhabitants, including the Urak Lawoi people, through photographs and traditional fishing implements.
Official sitewww.tourismthailand.org →A former trading port founded by nomadic Urak Lawoi fishermen and later shaped by Sino-Thai merchants, this village of wooden stilt houses preserves century-old shops.
Official sitewww.tourismthailand.org →An animist ritual celebrated twice a year at the full moon by the 'Chao Ley' (sea gypsies), during which small symbolic boats carry the community's misfortunes out to sea.
Official sitewww.tourismthailand.org →An annual three-day cultural festival celebrating harmony among the island's Thai Buddhist, Muslim, Chinese, and Urak Lawoi communities, with traditional performances and local crafts.
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