Samut Songkhram Buzzes with Long Queues for "Million-Baht Custard" Ahead of Buddhist Festival
In Thailand's Samut Songkhram province, "Million-Baht Custard" from Wat Pramote is drawing large crowds ahead of a Buddhist festival. The temple has expanded its cooking facilities and prepared vast quantities of coconuts and duck eggs to meet anticipated demand.
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