Fah Sai Aiko Farm

The coconut farm has been opened to the public since 2016 by the invitation of Mr. Sarote Roskunpanit, the president of Coconut Lovers Community and Ms. Nuttikarn Prakorbtum. Fai Sai Ai Koh Farm has its own natural beauty with the addition of putting extra care into the farm itself by mowing and planting coconut trees without using any chemicals to defeat natural enemies such as ‘Coconut Black-Headed Caterpillar’. In the past chemical usage was a normal everyday premises but since joining the Takiantia Cultural Village’s Tourism Development Community, the farm saw that going organic by releasing Egg Parasitoid, using was the new approach in defeating these caterpillars. These development allows the Coconut Trees at the Fai Sai Aiko Farm to blossom into visitor’s natural landscape experiences. Visitors are invited to taste the fresh aromatic coconut water on site. Miss Aiko uses natural made straws made from leaf stalk to reduce plastic usage as it has become one of the farm’s mission to stop using any plastic inside the compound. Khun Aiko, explains once the visitors start coming into the Coconut Farm, it became an experience that not only was it fun but also brings joy to all. There was originally and sustainable income from selling the coconut but with addition tourism and selling of products from coconut perfume to edible Palm produces as there are, also. Palm trees in the farm. These edible produces are catered to the visitors. The Coconut Farm can also be used as a location for hosting events such as Team Building Activities, Corporate Social Responsibilities or even to cater to the entertainment industry for filming. Fah Sai Aiko Farm was originally named Fah Sai which was later updated to give it a uniqueness by adding the nicknames of the owners. The owners, Khun Taworn Pleansri and Khun Pracha Pleansri can be contacted at 08-4724-7002.