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via the Thaiger, 19 September 2023: Si Thep Historical Park in Thailand is attracting tourists with unique ice cream designs based on ancient patterns found at the site, available until September 24 during the Si Thep World Heritage Celebration.
A unique idea of ancient ice cream moulded from artefacts found in the historic Si Thep Park has attracted a swarm of tourists. The Si Thep (SI THEP Towards World Heritage) Facebook page yesterday posted images of the ice cream, designed with various patterns matching those in the ancient site in Si Thep, Phetchabun.
“Ancient ice cream of the ancient city of Si Thep…Intend not only offers delicious ice cream with cool patterns but also a chance to discover what these patterns are and where they are located in Si Thep City.”
The ice cream will be available until September 24 at the Si Thep World Heritage Celebration, held at Khao Klang Nok, Si Thep, Phetchabun. The Facebook post attracted many comments, likes and shares, with netizens expressing their admiration and asking for the shop’s coordinates. Comments ranged from “Wow, beautiful, love it!” and “Absolutely stunning, may I have one?” to humorous remarks like “Scary! If I bite it, will I be cursed? I dare not.”
Source: Ancient ice cream tempts tourists to Thai heritage park Si Thep | Thaiger
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