"Phrae's first street art"

#Get a discount without relying on luck ### 🌟 Walking Street Art Review, Soi Muang Hit, Charoen Mueang, Phrae Province Soi Muang Hit, Charoen Mueang Road is "Phrae's first street art" that transforms the old wall into an open-air gallery that fills the entire alley, from the beginning of the alley to the end. The artwork reflects the local way of life and culture through the perspectives of artists from Chiang Rai Rajabhat University. #### 🎨 Highlights of street art - **Community stories**: Each image tells a story of history through daily life, such as - Image of a life-size noodle vendor who has been selling for over 30 years - Image of a young girl giving a thumbs-up to "Uncle Ban's Pork Sausage", a famous product that costs 15 baht per stick - Image of two generations of women cooking Represents the passing on of ancient recipes - **Northern culture**: The image of the legendary "4-eared, 5-eyed insect" in Lanna, wearing a PM2.5 and COVID-19 mask (reflecting the current situation) - **Contemporary**: An image of Ultraman at the entrance of the alley, a giant cat, and a 3D image of an elephant playing in the water at the end of the alley #### 🍽️ Food and souvenirs in the alley - **Local food**: - Grandma's noodles + Som tamarind salad (30-year legend) - Large pork sausage sticks, full of a bong, 15 baht - Sweet miang on a teakwood tray Rare Lanna Items - **Souvenirs**: Red Chili Paste, Mushroom Chili Paste, Dried Pork, and Traditional Coffee in Paper Bags #### ⚠️ Tips for Tourists - **Best Time**: Morning or Evening (Not Hot) - **Don't Miss**: "Elephants Playing in the Water" Photo Spot at the End of the Alley and the Ancient Kopi Coffee Shop at the Mouth of the Alley - **Others**: Wear a Mask (Weather Changes Frequently) + Buy Souvenirs to Help the Community #### 🗺️ How to Get There - **Coordinates**: The Alley Next to the Ancient Kopi Coffee Shop, Charoen Mueang Road (GPS: [Map Link](https://goo.gl/maps/GN5sm7TYRBZdmtPB8)) - **Parking**: Park on the side of the road and walk into the alley > 💡 **Summary**: Soi Muang Hit is "living art" that connects the past with the present through colors and flavors. It only takes 1-2 hours to walk around and it's worth it. Suitable for art lovers and local food lovers!