Mong Hsat Holiday Deals

Mong Hsat Holiday Package Deals

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Holidays in Mong Hsat

When chucking a sickie becomes way too easy, it's time to take a breather from the corporate cubicle and say hello to Mong Hsat!

It's found 190 kilometres from Chiang Mai Province and its energetic streets.

Looking for some additional close-by destinations? Mae Fa Luang is only 50 kilometres to the southeast, so jump in the car and start exploring! Alternatively, Mae Ai, 55 kilometres south of Mong Hsat, is also worth the journey.

You may have the urge to book a room in Tachilek for a while. This destination is 65 kilometres to the east and pretty close to the Wat Phra That Wai Dao, Mae Sai Shrine and the Wat Phra That Doi Wao. A few other nearby sights are the Mae Sai Temple and Maesai Customs House.

Holidays aren't just about relaxing — they're also about challenging yourself and experiencing new things. Add some spark to your journey by trying hot air ballooning.

Indulge in one of your favourite hobbies or try out something new on the waters around Myanmar. There are plenty of exhilarating watersports on offer, such as swimming and scuba diving.

Check out the region's history museums, art galleries and craft workshops. They are particularly good places to shelter in when it starts bucketing down.

Pull on your walking shoes and make your way to one of the surrounding area's lovely outdoor attractions. Its open-air markets are just waiting to be explored.

Get a deeper understanding of the region's history by heading to several of the close-by ruins and historic palaces. Do your own research into their historical significance or get some information from the most knowledgeable tour guide you can find.

Yearning for a bit of peace and quiet? You'll likely find what you're seeking at Mong Hsat's temples and monasteries.

Eating is among life's greatest pleasures, and since you're reading this, we guess you think travel is too. Combine your appetite for both by getting out and trying the local food and beverage offerings at a few of the cafés, bars and restaurants in town.

Once you grab a seat and peruse a restaurant or café menu, you'll see that ngapi (fermented seafood) and a thoke (salads) are two ingredients popular in the local cuisine.

There's always a local recipe or two you absolutely have to try, and during your time in Mong Hsat, tea leaf salad is certainly one of them. Shan-style rice (fish rice) is another typical dish that isn't to be missed.

If you never refuse the dessert menu, you're not going to be disappointed. Be sure to try halawa (sticky rice, butter and coconut), a delicious treat that's sure to satisfy your sweet tooth.

If you're heading to Mong Hsat on the 21st of March, get ready to kick up your heels! Independence Day sees many of the locals celebrating this auspicious date.

When you're ready to pack up your suitcase and head home, the nearest terminal, Chiang Mai International Airport (CNX), is 200 kilometres to the south.