Ban Kio Holiday Deals

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Holidays in Ban Kio

Ban Kio is a destination with plenty of cool stories to tell. If you reckon your life's been a bit vanilla lately, a trip here is the perfect answer!

From Ban Kio, head 95 kilometres northwest to find the exciting city of Chiang Mai Province.

Sop Prap is 30 kilometres to the southwest and worth a day trip. After even more ideas? Lampang, 35 kilometres to the north of Ban Kio, ought to be your next stop.

Are you ready to chew, chomp, gnaw, nibble and gulp your way through Lampang? A world of unique flavours awaits you here, so get on your stretchiest jeans and bon appétit!

Are you wondering about some of the surprises that'll be served up on your plate? There's a good chance they'll include vietnamese coriander, culantro or perhaps even both.

Ask a local for their food recommendations and khao kan chin (steamed pork blood and rice) will likely be among the first things they point you to. Gaang kaa gop (frog soup) is another local classic you should keep a lookout for.

You may be eating your way into a food coma, but kow daan (deep fried rice cake) is more than worth it. This well-liked dessert will have your taste buds tingling just by looking at it.

Dedicated travellers tend to put in the effort to memorise a few expressions in the local tongue. Many find that being able to exchange some words with the local people isn't just useful, it's great fun too! Try to get your mouth around 'Yàak dtên ram măi?'. It translates to 'would you like to dance?'. 'Raa-dtree sà-wàt', which means 'good night', is another one you might need.

Held annually on the 5th of December, Birthday of King Phumiphon holds a special place in the hearts and minds of the locals. It offers a wonderful chance to learn about the nation's history and have some fun while you're at it!

Like all good things, your time here will eventually come to an end. When it's time to pack up your belongings and leave, say a last "Laa gòn ná" and spend your remaining holiday allowance on some postcards to take home.

Getting to your plane on time can be a stressful experience. That being said, you'll be fine if you're prepared. The nearest terminal, Chiang Mai International Airport (CNX), is 95 kilometres to the northwest.