Ban Tiu Holiday Deals

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Holidays in Ban Tiu

Been struck down with a nasty case of the travel bug? Don't stress — we've got the perfect cure. Book a ticket to Ban Tiu and you'll be feeling a hundred percent in no time!

From Ban Tiu, head around 190 kilometres northeast and arrive in the well-known city of Vientiane.

There is a variety of striking natural sights outside of Ban Tiu. Why not set out 50 kilometres to Pha Chu Thong? Alternatively, take in Mother Nature's handiwork at Si Dit Waterfall, 45 kilometres away.

If you journey 18 kilometres southwest from Ban Tiu, you'll come across Tambon Nam Chun. Lots of travellers like to use this place as a base when going to Arboretum Nam Khun and the Pho Khun Pha Mueang Memorial.

Tease your taste buds and fill your Instagram with appetising images by gorging on some of the area's finest food and drink offerings. Just don't forget to hashtag 'yum'!

Wondering about some of the popular ingredients used here? You're likely to be served vietnamese coriander and culantro in a few of your meals.

Ask one of the locals what to eat in Ban Tiu and khao kan chin (steamed pork blood and rice) will likely be among the first things they mention. Khanom chin nam ngiao (rice with pork blood sauce) is another local classic you ought to sink your teeth into.

Make friends with your hosts by taking the time to learn a couple of expressions in the local language. You may be glad you learnt 'Sà-wàt-dee kráp/kâ', which means 'good morning'. 'Yàak dtên ram măi?' ('would you like to dance?') is one more you might need.

If you have the good luck to be in Ban Tiu on the 5th of December, get ready for some festivities! Birthday of King Phumiphon sees crowds of people celebrating this auspicious date.

When it finally comes time to leave, spend the last of your holiday allowance and say one last "Læ̂w phb kạn h̄ım̀" to Ban Tiu.

Flying out? Choose a route, pack your bag and check your alarm clock. The nearest airport, Don Mueang International Airport (DMK), is some 330 kilometres to the south.