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Holidays in Khanap Nak

As all travellers know — a life full of surprises and adventure is a life well-lived. So dust off your passport, pack your gear and say hello to Khanap Nak!

The nation's capital city, Bangkok, is located around 620 kilometres to the north of Khanap Nak.

The nearby localities of Chian Yai and Hua Sai are worth going to. They're located 12 kilometres southwest and 17 kilometres south away, respectively. Get in a car and find out what they're all about!

Both tourists and locals often make the trip to Nakhon Si Thammarat. This place is 45 kilometres to the northwest and quite close to the Wat Phra Mahathat Woramahawihaan, Somdet Phra Sinagarindra 84 Park and the Shadow Puppets. If you're planning to stay a while, don't forget about the Phra Mahathat Woramaha Wiharn and BaanTanKhun.

Bank cards? Check. ID? Check. But have you packed your appetite? With some delectable food and drink to sample in this destination, it's the one thing you shouldn't leave home without.

If you're thumbing through a menu, there's every chance you'll come across meals featuring coconut or tumeric. They're just two ingredients which are typically used in the fare here.

There's always a local meal or two you absolutely need to try, and while you're in Khanap Nak, chuchi pla thu sot (mackerel curry) is certainly one of them. Kaeng matsaman (stewed meat curry) is another iconic dish that you'll want to keep an eye out for.

Dedicated travellers usually make time to memorise a couple of words and phrases in the local tongue. They've come to realise that being able to communicate with the local people isn't just convenient, it's good fun too! Try to get your lips around 'Kun chêu a-rai ?'. It translates as 'what's your name?'. 'Yin dee têe dâi róo jàk' ('pleased to meet you') is another one you might need.

There's bound to be some excitement in the air leading up to the 5th of December. The locals will be getting themselves ready for Birthday of King Phumiphon, a day of national celebrations.

When it's time to say "Læ̂w phb kạn h̄ım̀" to Khanap Nak, don't worry — you can always come back!

Endless security checkpoints, delayed flights and lost baggage. Airports are often very taxing. Give yourself ample time to find Phuket International Airport (HKT). Located 220 kilometres to the west, this is the closest terminal.