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Day 1 in Pattani, Thailand - Street Food Snacks + Amazing Culture! - Mark Abroad

Day 1 in Pattani, Thailand - Street Food Snacks + Amazing Culture! - Mark Abroad

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Huge Arabian Thai Food: PATTANI, THAILAND - After a huge Arabian Thai feast at Papa Tagu we headed out for Day 1 in Pattani. I was excited to explore and I was blown away by the kindness of people, historical attractions, the delicious street food snacks, and the amazing natural beauty. Here are the things we did in this Pattani travel guide video: Pattani salt - first we visited a community that produces Pattani salt, known throughout Thailand as one of the best sea salts. Krue Se Mosque - Welcome to the oldest mosque in Thailand, known for its brick construction and arches. It was built with Middle East and European styles in the 16th century. Yaring City - On the way to the cape we stopped for some Malay street food sweets in Yaring City. Laem Tachi (Tachi Cape) - One of the highlights of today was driving all the way to the tip of Laem Tachi (Tachi Cape) for sun set, spectacular. Pattani Central Mosque - Finally, to end this tour of Pattani on Day 1, we stopped at the amazing Pattani Central Mosque at night. Again, the people, the Malay culture, street food snacks were wonderful and it was an honor to have a chance to visit Pattani, South Thailand
Date: 2022-04-28

Comments and reviews: 10


I love watching all your vlogs Mark, you are so blessed what a dream to visit such gorgeous places around the world tasting different foods learning the culture it-s beautiful I pray one day I too can visit such beautiful places and go on food tours I live eating lol us Alaskans love eating u should come too Alaska sometime Anchorage Fairbanks, You Ying & Micha would enjoy it during the summer unless u like cold and snow then winter is time too come! -
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What a terrific episode Mark. I Iove to travel, even if it's online since the corona outbreak. Watching you gives us a taste of the areas you are traveling in Thailand. Been watching you for a couple of years now. Thank you for bringing so much pleasure, always being so humble and respectful to all the people you meet during your travels. We need more of that in the world. Keep yourself and family safe. Kindest Regards from the Netherlands.
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Those beautiful boats can also be found in Kelantan and I've seen them in Terengganu. It's a common heritage along the northeastern coast of the Malay Peninsula.
And they speak Malay that is similar to Kelantanese Malay-the Pattani-Yala-Narathiwat region and Kelantan have a shared history that goes back hundreds of years.

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These videos are great Mark. Aside from the food I am finally able to see some of the buildings I have only read about. They are so beautiful. There are some places I don't like though. I love the Asian countries.
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Hello Mark,
Havent make comment on your vlog for long time but i never missed both vlog series. Just like in Malaysia in Pattani. Muslim and malay. I understand what they saying and for sure the food is great.

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Mark, fried bananas are called banana fritters. You can now get these in the US at universities where Malaysian students are attending. In Malaysia, goreng pisang is very famous.
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Wow, southern Thailand is gorgeous, and the food looks delicious! Thank you Marc, Ying, and Micah for sharing your awesome life adventures: ) Please stay safe and happy travels. -
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That why patani is call the brother state of kelantan. what they have in patani, also similar in kelantan. Thanks mark for introducing Kelantan-Pattani culture to wider audiences
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I forgot. Please include Joel in more of your videos. I enjoy him so much. He never would think of getting in your way. A true friend. Hold tight because you find few in life.
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I am from Kelantan, Malaysia. But my mom said her grandfather is from Pattani. So I am here to see the similarity in the faces, skin tone and culture. As always, thanks Mark!
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