Wat Bot Villagers Keep Rare Mid-Lent Khanom Krok Alms Tradition Alive in Chonburi
Villagers in Chonburi, Thailand, are keeping alive a rare tradition of offering homemade khanom krok to monks. Local leaders now hope to register this unique practice as provincial intangible cultural heritage.
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