"To the land of Lanna," the work of Pibulsak, the national artist of literature.
The book is not a simple prose, but a combination of notes and poetry that tells the story of the author's attachment to the northern land (Lanna), with the following main content:
Travels and Memories: Being a Record of Travels Through the Valleys, Mekong Streams, and Villages in the Lanna District, the Author Conveys an Atmosphere of a Picturesque and Calming Nature
Lifestyles and Cultures: The storyline focuses on exploring the spirit of the local people, the simplicity of the Hilltoppers and Natives way of life that retains the original vibe.
Love and Ideology: According to the style of Pibulsak, there are usually stories of love latent with loneliness, the pursuit of the meaning of life, and the aspiration of a more picturesque world.
Reflecting a Changing Social Image: While Appreciating Beauty, the author often interpolates concern for the changes of the ages that may take away the purity of nature and culture.
The highlight of the book.
Beautiful Language: The Language in the Volume Is Sleepless, Not Like Poetry, Read It Feels Psychedelic, Like Really Joining a Journey in the Mist of the North
Illustration: The cover and interior contents often convey Lanna art (as the cover art is a traditional mural) to reinforce the cultural heritage the author wants to present.
If you are looking for a book that has been read, helped "Heal Jai," or wanted to experience the Mekong Valley atmosphere and Lanna Land in a deep perspective, this is a classic that should not be missed.































