Bua Lai Holiday Deals

Bua Lai Holiday Package Deals

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Holidays in Bua Lai

If 'boring' is how you'd describe your life at the mo, then you definitely need a new adventure! Why not book a ticket to Bua Lai and immerse yourself in the awesome rural landscapes, forests and mountains of Nakhon Ratchasima?

It lies 300 kilometres northeast of Thailand's capital, Bangkok.

Spend some time checking out Mother Nature's handiwork at Tatton National Park. This striking natural sight sits just 40 kilometres away from Bua Lai.

Bua Yai is 17 kilometres to the southwest and worth going to. Want more ideas? Phon, 18 kilometres to the northeast of Bua Lai, should be on your itinerary.

Keen to visit the Maha Weerawong National Museum, The Mall Nakhon Ratchasima and Tesco Lotus Korat? Get moving to Nakhon Ratchasima, 90 kilometres to the southwest, and set up base. These attractions, along with Terminal 21 Korat and the Wat Phra Narai Maharat, are all close at hand.

Pressed for time? Signing up for some guided nature walks, city walking tours and culinary tours will help you get a lot more out of your escape.

See what's happening at the region's nature museums and craft workshops. There are a number to choose from, so it's worth doing your research!

For something outside that will entertain the whole family, check out the local area's open-air markets.

If you're a history fan, you'll be delighted to know that there are plenty of traditional villages, old towns and historic palaces close by. Step back in time and learn about the region's rich history.

If you enjoy questioning what life is all about, consider a visit to Bua Lai's temples and shrines. While we can't promise you'll come to any conclusions, you're sure to at least find a bit of peace and quiet.

There's a world full of unique flavours waiting to tap dance across your taste buds in Nakhon Ratchasima. With so many decadent things to gorge on, all you need to bring along is a solid appetite — and perhaps a pair of stretchy slacks.

While you're in Bua Lai, eat like the locals do. That means digging into a meal of khao phat nam phrik long ruea (rice, chili and duck’s eggs) or khao phat nam phrik long ruea (rice, chili and duck’s eggs), a couple of the area's culinary specialties.

There's so much more to travelling than ticking off sights and eating new things. It's also about the connections you make with the people and their culture. Enrich your Nakhon Ratchasima holiday by learning a couple of expressions and greetings in the local tongue. First off the bat, have a go at saying 'Raa-kaa tâo rài?'. This translates as 'how much is this?'. Perhaps you'll find 'Taan hâi a-ròi' a little bit easier to say? This means 'enjoy your meal'.

Want to join in on all the Birthday of King Phumiphon festivities? Circle the 5th of December in your travel diary and get ready to kick up your heels!

Like all good things, your time here must eventually come to an end. When it's time to pack up your belongings, say a last "Læ̂w phb kạn h̄ım̀" and spend your leftover holiday allowance on some keepsakes to take home.

If you're travelling by plane, you'll likely be using Don Mueang International Airport (DMK). It's 280 kilometres to the southwest. Pack your suitcases, plan a route and set that alarm!