สำรวจเกาะปูยู สตูล แผ่นดินไทย… ที่ภาษาหลักไม่ใช่ภาษาไทย!?

สำรวจเกาะปูยู สตูล แผ่นดินไทย… ที่ภาษาหลักไม่ใช่ภาษาไทย!?

At the southernmost tip of Siam, on the Andaman coast, lies a little -known island, just across a canal and mountains from Malaysia. Interestingly, this island is located in Satun province , but the people here don’t speak Thai. Today, we’re with the Go Went Go YouTube team . It doesn’t mean they can’t speak Thai, it’s just that Thai isn’t their primary language. It’s an island with a unique culture. The spirits here aren’t human , yes, they’re sacred. And to make offerings, you have to come here. If you don’t, honestly, something bad might happen to your life. The atmosphere is peaceful; there aren’t even police on the island. For example, all the motorcycles, new or old, have their keys left in the ignition . If you need to go to the bridge and your own bike isn’t available, you borrow one. But the bikes don’t disappear. And if you like seafood, especially mantis shrimp, it’s incredibly cheap and delicious – so delicious that we had to say, ” Delicious! The meat is so tender.” We’re going to take you to this southernmost island of Siam, where the people don’t speak Thai: Koh Puyu, Satun province. Hello everyone, I’m in Satun province. I’ve been to Satun many times before , but this time I’m going to an island that I can call… This is one of the southernmost islands in Thailand, called Koh Puyu. It’s an island with a community, located right on the southern border. It’s not a very well-known island , but it has some interesting aspects. I did some research and was surprised to learn about it. People don’t talk about it much. We’ll drive to the pier. Okay everyone, we’re at the Koh Puyu pier now. It’s actually very close to the mainland; there’s only a small body of water separating it from the shore. We’ve parked the car here, I do n’t know how much it costs. There’s a sunken boat up ahead. Let me show you . Look everyone, that ‘s a shipwreck! There are wrecks everywhere . Hello. How long is the boat ride? About 8 minutes if it’s fast. Oh, okay . Come on, come on. Watch your head. Okay. We’ll ride… I just said about 8 minutes if it’s fast. If it’s not fast, about an hour. Speaking of the southernmost island on the Andaman coast that still has people living there today, I’d like to introduce you to an island called Koh Puyu in Satun province. It ‘s very close to the Thai-Malaysian border. Just across a canal and mountains from the mainland, you’ll reach the state of Perlis, Malaysia. This small island has a population of only about 2,000 people. Currently, 95% of the inhabitants are engaged in fishing, while the remaining 5% are employed in general labor. Because almost the entire island is dependent on fishing, it’s a paradise for fresh seafood. The prices are reasonable, and the quality is excellent. Besides selling within Thailand, they also export internationally. The atmosphere on Puyu Island is very peaceful. During the day, you’ll hardly see anyone because most people go out to sea early in the morning and rest during the day. It only gets livelier in the evening. Most of the houses are built along the water, extending out over the sea . As everyone knows, these types of houses cannot be rebuilt now; only those that have existed since ancient times are allowed. We’ll go up to the mainland where a car is waiting, and then we’ll hire a boat to cross to Puyu Island. If we don’t come with a group and hire a vehicle on our own, it’s 400 baht, that’s what they charge. I got ripped off again just now. This cat… Here we go . Six people on a motorbike. Students , students, from the school, Ban Tanyong Kaboy Chai Pattana School. It’s a long way to go! Yay, we’re here! This is the homestay , Puyu Homestay. The kids just asked, ” Where are those pretty girls?” “Let me tell you, people from Bangkok don’t even need to ask. Wow, the room looks amazing! Everything’s in the room, including a refrigerator . The area outside the room has a Christmas theme, and there’s a seating area for smokers – perfect for chilling. Okay , now we’re going to explore the island. The owner of the homestay we’re staying at is our guide. This is P ‘ Add , yes , I’m Add, the owner of Puyu Homestay. And today, I’ll be your guide – a local guide or tour guide in Puyu. Let’s see where we are today and what interesting things there are to see and do. I have a question; I noticed you didn’t use Thai during our conversation . Normally, 100% of the people here speak Malay. 100%? Yes, 100%! Oh, so they all speak Malay. That means Thai isn’t the primary language here. Yes. Compared to before, it’s much better now. Before, you hardly ever heard Thai; mostly you heard Malay. And this Malay isn’t from the three southern provinces.” But it’s a Malaysian language. Many people might wonder why the people here don’t speak Thai, even though this island is in Satun province, right? Well, I have to explain that Puyu Island originated from Malaysia a long time ago. People here crossed back and forth to each other regularly. Their traditions, culture, food, and even kinship are all intertwined with Malaysia for a long time. Therefore, the main language here is Malaysian Malay. The people here say that in the past, 100% of them spoke Malay; nobody spoke Thai. But if you come to visit, don’t worry. The younger generation is starting to speak more Thai because they want to communicate with tourists and people from outside. And interestingly, even though this is in southern Thailand , when they speak Thai, their accent is standard Thai, not a southern accent. However, when people on the island talk to each other in their daily lives, they still use Malay entirely. Okay, get in the car. Okay. Now it’s time for us to explore and see what Puyu Island has to offer. Okay. This will be a local taxi , not a BMW. We’re now in the Hua Laem area, and we’re going to take you to the Selfie Bridge. A selfie bridge, yes , but the Hua Laem Bridge. Before, it was just called Hua Laem Bridge, but then teenagers started saying no, this is the selfie bridge! So it’s become a popular spot for selfies ever since. It’s also a great spot to watch the sunset. We’ll go now in case the evening atmosphere isn’t great or if it’s going to rain. But I’m hoping it won’t rain tonight. Please, no rain! We’ll go check it out in the afternoon, it might be a bit quiet because the people here go to work around 2-3 AM and 4 AM, then come back around 10-11 AM for rest and sleep. In the evenings, they come out to explore the island and enjoy the atmosphere. Speaking of the origin of the island’s name, it’s quite interesting. The word “Puyu” comes from “Ikan Puyu,” which is Malay for “fish.” But why would they name the island “fish gill plant”? The locals say there are two origins. The first is that in the past , there were many fish gill plants on Puyu Island. In Malay, they are called “Pokok Chapuyu.” “Pokok” means tree, and “Chapuyu” means fish gill plant . The locals often used it as a medicinal herb. The other origin is a legend about the island. Legend has it that the pioneer of this place was a man named Tok Te Puyu , from the state of Perlis in Malaysia. One day, while fishing, he stumbled upon a school of freshwater fish, Tok Te Puyu. This made him suspect there must be a freshwater source or land nearby, so he set out to find it and eventually discovered this island. Finally, they settled down, and the first surname used on the island was Te Puyu. Brother Add, Puyu means snakehead fish, right? Yes, Puyu means snakehead fish. Talking about the history of the subdistrict always gives me goosebumps. Why? I’m not sure if there’s anything special or anything more to it, because if you look over there, you’ll see the smoke from the wells, or what they call “Bukeh” here. Bukeh means mountain. They say that Puyu originated there. To Te Puyu went fishing and saw a school of snakehead fish. He wondered where they came from, since they were freshwater fish. He thought there must be a freshwater source or a rice paddy nearby. When he saw the school of snakehead fish, he and his surname came about . So , To Te Puyu became the first surname. Oh, so to summarize, the people who settled on this island… It’s called Puyu Island. People came and set up a place, and they also found a grouper there. So , combining those findings, it became the name Puyu Island. That ‘s it. This is a modern name , a selfie bridge. Over there is Langkawi Island in Malaysia, and this is probably Tarutao Island. And further on is Adang and Koh Lipe , well-known tourist destinations for Thais because they are among the most beautiful islands in Thailand. Koh Lipe is truly beautiful . This is a very small monitor lizard . It’s tiny . There’s a belief that if someone drives or walks past it, something bad will happen . I’m one of those people who believes in it. For example, if I’m going into town and I’m driving my motorbike and I see one in the middle of the road, I think something bad is going to happen. But I just walked back, and it didn’t cross over . Because what you see there is Malaysia. And that’s a concession island, a bird’s nest island. That’s another tourist destination worth experiencing. Koh Yao, Village No. 1 of Puyu Subdistrict. Yes, Village No. 1 of Puyu Subdistrict. And that’s Langkawi, Malaysia. These waters here… The villagers in Puyu subdistrict use this area for their livelihood. Sometimes, they have to cross the border without realizing they’re in Malaysia. And sometimes, the Malaysian authorities won’t let them in, and there will be arrests on certain days. But these arrests are only during specific periods; for example, if they say it’s for three days, you can’t go in. However, on weekdays, they’re more lenient, so you can enter sometimes without much trouble. Yes. And regarding the cemetery, the Chinese people are on the other side. Where exactly? You have to walk further. Oh, you have to go down there. I’ll tell you, there’s a local deity called Tok Chin Alui. The term “deity” refers to a local spirit, like a spirit of the land. In the old days, people would make offerings like this: “I’m going out to sea, and I’m going to catch 5,000 kilograms of mackerel today. ” If I catch 5,000 kilograms, I vow that after the offering is fulfilled, I’ll either offer a goat or plant a three-colored flag. So , the deity isn’t a person, right? Okay, it’s a sacred entity. And all of this has to be done here. If, hypothetically, I didn’t do this, honestly, something bad could really happen to my life. I believe in this. I believe it to this day. People here went to compete in rowing in Langkawi. I told them that if they won first place in one lap, I would plant the tricolor flag. And after that, I believed the boat went incredibly fast, even without practice or anything. That’s the belief. And what happened… / And they were skilled too. Yes, bird-catching nets, by the way. Front view / This is a bird trap. Yes, it’s done once a year. They catch these to eat, right? Are you filming this ? Yes, we are . Anyone who gets to eat bird here is considered amazing. And today we’re going to let the team sample a little. Yes. But this is used to trap birds, so they fly into it. Once they get caught, they stay stuck here, right? There’s one bird caught here. I don’t know what kind of bird it is, a tiny one. Are there any other birds perched on it? Is this one sitting on it? No, there’s one bird. / A swallow. A swallow. But now it’s a star. A dead bird . Yes, a swallow. Now there are some. And besides catching them on Koh Puyu, they also gather their belongings and go to more distant islands. There are a lot more of them. Sometimes 100-200 birds at night . These birds come down from the sky once a year. Oh, and they set traps for them? / Yes. And is this edible? They don’t eat this bird. Oh, they don’t eat it. So this is bad luck? / Yes, this is bad luck . Yes, it got caught and became a dead bird. A dead bird. I’m going to sound a bit tired again after talking so much. And this is the Puyu village community. We’ll drive through Puyu to see how they peel the mantis shrimp. It ‘ll probably be a bit late in the day, as there aren’t many mantis shrimp today. We’re going back early, so it’ll be quiet. See how quiet it is? It ‘s quite different from evening. When it gets very crowded , it’ll be quiet like this. As I said earlier, after coming back from the sea, we’re tired and resting. Then in the evening, people will say, “Wow, this looks nice! It just opened!” / “Just opened, huh? Hey, here comes the chief! He’s eating fish! He’s not running away! He’s not running away at all! A cat expert! Come in!” What are they doing ? Greetings . Okay. This is the Puyu pier. These are the fishing boats. Their fishing boats are here. The mobile phone shop looks like this. Dech Mobile, that’s the name and it tells you what they do. This is where they catch the mantis shrimp and peel them. Wow, arranged so beautifully! Looks delicious! You can ask them questions, you can talk to them. Can we go down here?” Yes , you can. Wow, they’re all peeled! Hello . Is this expensive? How much is it? How do they sell it? If the meat is nice, 550 baht , and with roe, 620 baht. Which one is the nice meat? This one is the nice meat. Oh, this is what we separate. If it’s roe, it will be orange in the middle like this. The roe will be… it will have roe, pure roe. This one is pure roe. Can I see it? Oh, this is 600 baht per kilogram , right? / 620 baht. Is this one kilogram in a box ? This is half a kilogram. This is half a kilogram. The powder isn’t nice, it’s mushy. We sell it as powder. How much do we sell this powder for? 50 baht per kilogram. 50 baht per kilogram. But it should taste good too, right? If it’s just powder , this one is roe. I’ll take this one. I’d rather take the smaller one. I’m hesitant. I’ll take the one with roe. I’ll take the one with roe because I’m hesitant . It’s delicious. It has a sweet, fresh , delicious flavor . The meat is very tender. / The mantis shrimp meat is firm, right ? The meat is very tender, and we’ve already eaten theirs. Delicious! 150 kilograms. 150 kilograms . Yes. Normally, sometimes we have over 300 kilograms. That’s just for boiling. There are some kept live to sell in the pond. This one has eggs. They said we have to eat it because it has eggs. We can share it. The eggs are rich and creamy. This adds extra richness. / Delicious , thank you. Now, may we go inside and see what fresh seafood they’ve caught? What kind of animals? Crabs ? Wow , there’s so much! What is this? Wow, it’s huge ! Wow! Wow, is that it? It’s huge! These are the original kind of mantis shrimp . The green ones like this are the real deal. This one is a white mantis shrimp , with eggs. The white mantis shrimp are in the middle of the mountains. They come walking in the mountains. Do you like them? These are different kinds of razor clams. Some people say razor clams should be small, right? But these razor clams are from across the border, from Thailand and Malaysia. You have to go to the other side to get razor clams this size. This is also a famous local product. Here it is. And we’re tying it with a rubber band because they’re going to open it, right? Or do we have to tie it? If we don’t tie it, it will open. Oh, so they’ll open it, right? What kind of fish is this? It’s bait for the mantis shrimp. Oh, really? This is the bait? A barracuda. ​​Oh, is it dead? Yes , it’s dead. Can I touch its mouth? I want to know if it’s sharp. Wow, very sharp ! Very sharp ! It can pierce through. If it encounters something in the water, will it twist and stab someone? Stab, stab! You have to be careful. Okay, now we’re at P’ Add Shopping. P’ Add Shopping is helping us. Is this the chef shopping? Yes . What are you getting today? This is blue crab, but I’m thinking of trying tiger crab too. Oh, once we’ve laid out the mat, we’ll eat sticky rice. Yes, lying down comfortably. That’s the mat. We’ve played with it many times. Oh, two tiger crabs . Oh, is this a white mantis shrimp? Actually, it’s a mantis shrimp or a grasshopper shrimp. Oh, really? Yes, but because it’s white, it’s called a white mantis shrimp. Oh, white mantis shrimp live in the middle of the mountains. It’s a mantis shrimp going to the middle of the mountains. The white mantis shrimp walks by. You say it out loud / say you’re cute , so the viewers know your true self. Cute . No, he said, ” You guys are going to get stir-fried with black pepper.” He said that sentence, and as soon as I finished taking the camera, I immediately said “cute. ” No, he didn’t want the viewers to know his true self. There are a lot of fish here. There are even sea bass. Wow, there are sea bass too? Here. Over there is the mangrove forest. Hey, young man, got it. Oh, is it a fish? No, it’s not a fish. P’ Add taught me how to speak. What words can I say? Hello. Greetings, things like that. If you say “Good morning” like that. Good morning. Selamat Pagi. Selamat Pagi. Mari Dari Mana? That means, where are you from? Where are you from , Mari Dari Mana? Yes, in Malay, sometimes when it’s a question, there’s a question mark (?) followed. Mari Dari Mana? Oh, it’s a bit curly , yes, a bit curly. / At the end of the sentence, okay, let’s go to the Tanjung Kaboy community. Let’s take a taxi. I’d say 7-Eleven is too ordinary. This place is much better. Yes, on the island there are only eleven, here there are fourteen. How is it? Do you get any foreign tourists here? There are , but not many. Occasionally. Where do most of the tourists come from? Thais and Malays. Oh, Thais and Malays, yes, that’s who come. / This is a mosque, the Bidayatul Hidayah Mosque , Ban Puyu. And importantly, this mosque and the school are worth 10 million baht from Malaysia. Oh, this is a shop. They sell products . Wow, this is salted fish. Fish sauce? Fish sauce. Like , we greet each other when we arrive. It has to be “Assalamu alaikum” like this. Yes, “Assalamu alaikum” like this , sir. Let’s look at this. How much is this? What is this? This is honey. Oh, honey. What kind of fish is this? A small fish. How much is a bag of small fish? 50 baht. 50 baht per bag . Show me the bag. How many are in it ? What dish can you make with it? You can cook anything with it . Are you satisfied? What is this? Sweet shrimp ? Sweet shrimp? Shrimp paste? Powdered shrimp paste ? How do you eat this? This? Put it with rice? I went to buy some to try. They said it was 35 baht per bag, or 3 bags for 100 baht , but Mom gave me 30 baht to try with rice. Thank you. Is this used for drying fish? Right? Fish dried here ? Oh, so this is how they dry fish, and then suck the air out to dry it like this? Oh, and they use solar cells too? But people in the old days would see rice paddies here, which means abundance. There are a lot of snakehead fish here. Yes. / Snakehead fish are here. Yes. And in the canals, there are a lot of snakehead fish. Here. School’s just ended. Can you see the difference? From how the children wear their school uniforms here, there’s a headscarf and long pants, or long skirts. And that’s the difference from other places. Some people wear the same school uniform , but most wear long pants or long skirts like this. Yes. And they wear a headscarf or something like that. In other places, it’s shorts, right? But here it’s long pants because they are Muslim. Oh, so both boys and girls wear long pants. Not everyone, though. Some people are still wearing the same old clothes. Yes, mostly long pants. But everyone, the kids, are wearing long pants. Here they are, long pants. Hello, hello, hello, hello, hello . Going home already? Hello . Where are you going? Going home yet? Going home ? This one’s going home too. Bye-bye. Hands full of snacks ! Hey, another one’s riding a bike! Wow, a big bike too! If tourists or people from out of town come, don’t worry. They can drive here and there, ask questions, speak to people, anything. They’re quite friendly. They want to talk. Yes. Hey , I just asked P’ Add if a family has many children. He said some families have 10 children, so is that right? / True. Some families have 8 children. / Really? There aren’t many families with only one child? There are, but not many. Not many, right? Like 1-2 children, because the school is full of kids. I was surprised, seeing how small we are, but there are so many people. Can you speak Southern Thai? Yes, I can. I can speak Southern Thai . I can speak Southern Thai. Excuse me, what is this? This is shrimp snack. Oh, shrimp snack is shrimp. I’m letting the team try this. Try this. / Shrimp snack. Is there a police station here? No. Oh, none at all? Yes. There’s only the Koh Puyu marine patrol station we just saw. So that means there are no police on the island? Yes. There aren’t any. Only the local administration handles that. And are there any thefts or anything like that? It happens, but rarely . Rarely, right? But not often. Everyone feels safe and trusting. There aren’t many problems. / Yes. You don’t have to worry about anything. Regarding safety, like with motorcycles, whether new or old, we always leave the keys in the ignition. And importantly, we park them on the side of the road. Yes, parked on the side of the road, and sometimes people come and go. Sometimes they’re going to the bridge, and their own bike isn’t there, so they borrow one. But the bikes don’t disappear. It’s raining now , but okay, we’re beautiful people. It’s raining, and we’re beautiful. / It’s raining. We’ve arrived. Kopi, Kopi Koh. What are we doing here? Kopi, of course. Kopi Koh, Kopi Koh. Today, I don’t just have Kopi Koh. I’m also including an old cat. This one has everything except the seller. Today we have oat milk. Oat milk . This is for you to try. Thank you. Oh, matcha latte! You guys are teenagers! What’s on the menu ? Freshly brewed coffee. Here it is. Just now, fried shrimp . Yes, the kids buy it to take home. Want to dip it ? It’s delicious. You can peel it. Dip it or not , it’s up to you. Orange Americano. Do I need to stir it ? Of course. I’ve already stirred it. It’s delicious. Bitter and sour, like citrusy sourness. I usually don’t like sour coffee, I don’t like the sourness in the beans . And what are you going to show me today? Being a gas station attendant for a day ? Yes, this is a gas station on the island. Just now I saw the kid putting coins in … Oh, but … Oh, banknotes too ? Oh, they accept cards. I mean banknotes, I thought it was a credit card. / The banknote slot. Okay, so he puts it in and then fills up the gas. Green color. This is in the community. Oh, now in the evenings they come out of their houses and walk around and chat. It’s a cable pulled from under the water. Yes. So it’s electricity here? Yes . We found a kitten. And the mother cat wouldn’t leave this kitten behind. So they said to release it near the accommodation. It ‘s being raised by P’ Add. It was waiting… Wow, it ran so fast, see? It looks sad. Oh, running, running fast, running really fast. He came running. His eye hurts. His eye hurts. Where did he hide ? He’s out this side. He’s here. Done. Got it. Got it. Ouch. He’s crying loudly. Is there a mommy? Look. Mommy? There’s only one. No one here. I ‘m confused. Where am I? Don’t run away. Bye – bye . Where are you going? Looking for mommy. Oh, bye -bye. Take responsibility! Give me a kiss. Let’s go inside / into the bedroom. Help! He’s chosen. Do you have a cat at your house yet? Tuck your tail, get ready to sleep. Looking at the view? Here it is. Tonight’s dinner is mantis shrimp , crab , and this is a little bird. Let’s taste it. Let’s go. So, it’s blue crab , 4 blue crabs for 350 baht, tiger crab 80 baht for 2 crabs, and mantis shrimp . I’d say the mantis shrimp is 400 baht because it’s a medium size , about 400 baht per kilo . Is it one kilo? One kilo. One kilo. This is a little bird. They eat it on the island, right? It’s like chicken, but with less meat and a firmer texture. It’s not hard to eat though. I mean, if you didn’t tell me it was a bird, I’d think it was a miniature chicken. But if it were a song, it would be “Chicken, please.” Sorry, this is fried garlic mantis shrimp. Is it okay to eat it plain ? The meat is soft , like the one I ate at lunchtime, but the mantis shrimp here… the meat isn’t rough. How do I explain it? I’ve eaten mantis shrimp before that were sometimes rough, but this one is so soft, like shrimp , but with a sweet texture. This one has roe too. Delicious , very delicious. The mantis shrimp is so good . I’m full now. What did you say about the mantis shrimp ? “The mantis shrimp is so delicious, the best I’ve ever eaten in my life” because, seriously, I’m being truthful. Because the mantis shrimp I’ve eaten elsewhere were smaller , had less meat, and weren’t as sweet. This one surpasses everything I’ve ever eaten. We got the grade A because they said the A-grade ones are exported abroad. So we got the top grade , and the price was very good. I have to say, it’s the best I ‘ve ever eaten. But the point is, I might not be a mantis shrimp expert. Let’s call me a mantis shrimp expert. I’ve eaten it often, but not as often as other seafood. But this one is truly delicious. So, if anyone comes to this island, I recommend buying/ taking mantis shrimp to eat. You really have to buy some to take home. Okay, we’ll see each other tomorrow morning. For now, I’ll say goodbye with this picture of Puyu. We adopted him. Yes, from the roadside / yes, from a stray cat to a home. Go Went Go / to the city. Hey, they’re taking him back now. They’re taking him back now. Stray cats, you can donate! Yes, where to donate? Which channel ? From orphan to successful! Tell the viewers , “You’re going to have a home! You have a home!” Okay, let’s go. A four-story house, son! / Hey, that’s not my house! It’s morning, everyone! A motorcycle passes by. Our morning activity is to stop by and see Puyu. Hey Puyu ! No! Are you going to leave? No! I’m not leaving ! I’m not running away! Where are you going to run away to ? Throw me in the canal! Where are you going to run away to? Ouch! Wow , they have local snacks! And today it’s rice porridge. And this… fried dough sticks! Lots of seasonings! What’s this? Pepper? Thank you! Okay, the car and Puyu are here too. Coming back with us. Alright, we’re passing the big shot of the alley. He’s blocking us from going anywhere. Hey, we came to the fish market yesterday because that’s when they usually come back from fishing around 9-11 am and bring in the seafood. But I don’t know if they’ve arrived yet. It rained last night , and this morning , wow, the atmosphere is so beautiful because the mountains are covered in fog. Looking out, it’s like the fog is a backdrop. And then there’s a fishing village, very beautiful. Puyu, Puyu, Puyu, what are you looking at? Turn around and look the other way. Here it is! I got a cat, but it’s not mine. Thank you very much. I ‘ll visit again if I have the chance. See you again . Goodbye in Malay. Thank you, P’ Add , and Puyu. You’re coming back with us today, right? Thank you. Let’s say goodbye. The country kid is going to live in the city. Good luck. Thank you. Okay, we’ve arrived. Let ‘s go get the car we parked. We parked the car inside . We’ll summarize the expenses in this voice message. For anyone who wants to visit Puyu Island, here’s a rough estimate of the trip costs: Homestay accommodation starts at 1,000 baht per night, including breakfast. Guided tour is 300 baht. Ferry is 40 baht per person, or 400 baht for the whole boat . Parking at the pier is only 50 baht per night. And that’s all the expenses we spent on Puyu Island. I have to say, the seafood is very cheap and delicious. The mantis shrimp was amazing, the best I’ve ever had. And you get to see the way of life, and everyone will see that there are many amazing things there. He doesn’t speak Thai as his primary language, right? But lately he’s been able to speak it. However, even when he does speak it, it’s not a Southern Thai dialect; he speaks standard Central Thai. It’s very interesting. And this is Koh Puyu, the southernmost point of Siam. Okay, if you liked this video, don’t forget to like, share, and subscribe! And also, please consider becoming a member to support us. That’s all for today. Bye-bye!

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0:00 intro
3:57 เกาะปูยู (Puyu Island)
5:18 ปูยู โฮมสเตย์ (Puyu Homestay)
9:07 สะพานหัวแหลม (Hua Laem Bridge)
12:34 จุดชมวิวแหลมปูยู (Puyu Cape Viewpoint)
14:54 อวนดักนก (Bird-trapping nets)
16:26 ท่าเรือปูยูขนส่งอหารทะเล (Puyu Pier – seafood transport)
24:20 กระโสมอาหารทะเลแปรรูป (Krasom processed seafood)
28:38 โกปี้เกาะ (Kopi Koh)
33:50 ทานอาหารมื้อเย็น (Dinner)
37:18 เดินทางกลับ (Return journey)
40:42 Summary
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Credit
Producer: Patt
Creative : Bas, Pin
Photographer : Bas , Jubb
Photo Edit : Jubb
Editor: Pai
Motion graphic : Oat,Toei,Tae,Soda
Video : Yen, Bas
Script writer : Tong
Graphic : Beau,Bamm
Colorist : Chompoo
Subtitle : Aom
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Camera Gear
– Sony A7R5
– Sony FX3
– Dji Osmo Nano
– Dji Osmo Pocket3
– DJI Mavic 4 pro
– Dji Osmo Action5
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Music

[Artlist]
Adrián Berenguer – Fuerza Delicada
Alex MakeMusic – Welcome to the Jungle
Elifas Sonaru – Wardrobe Collection
Gil Kita – Whirlwind of Joy
Israel Wasserman – Close and Far – Instrumental version
Lance Conrad – Tír na nÓg
Louis Adrien – Inspector Bernard
lumine wave – Feeling on Top
Maitê Inaê – Yemaya – Instrumental version
Paper Planes – Losing Streak – Instrumental version
SPEARFISHER – Coda
Trio Particular – Just Do It
Ziv Moran – Starry-Eyed
Ziv Moran – Swing Force

[Epidemicsound]
ES_Alberto’s Best Day – Harry Edvino
ES_Benvenuto Italia – Trabant 33
ES_Can – Hara Noda
ES_Cat Naps – Raymond Grouse
ES_Crystal Gloom – Rand Aldo
ES_Danse des Mirlitons (Version 2) – Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky
ES_Eye of the Newscaster – Out To The World
ES_Eyes in the Back of the Head – Stationary Sign
ES_Eyes in the Back of the Head – Stationary Sign
ES_Fair Winds and Following Seas – Golden Anchor
ES_Fields – Franz Gordon
ES_Five Finger Discount – Martin Klem
ES_Kat on a Dart – baegel
ES_Lore – Trevor Kowalski
ES_Love at Second Sight – Alice Spence
ES_Love Begets Love (Instrumental Version) – Gavin Luke
ES_Mountain Shadows – Wanderer’s Trove
ES_Night at the Cemetery – Etienne Roussel
ES_Rural Scandinavia – Trailer Worx
ES_Rural Scandinavia – Trailer Worx
ES_Shopping with Mom – Stationary Sign
ES_Square of Sacre Coeur – Trabant 33
ES_Step and Stomp – View Points
ES_Sunday Field Trip – Mac Taboel
ES_Tonight’s Menu – Step Two!
ES_Tracker – Christoffer Moe Ditlevsen
ES_Wood & Skin – Hara Noda

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