Khueang Nai Holiday Deals

Khueang Nai Holiday Package Deals

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Holidays in Khueang Nai

Excellent! You've had your leave approved. Now all you've gotta do is say hasta la vista to the daily grind for a while and book a ticket to Khueang Nai — pronto!

It's located 470 kilometres northeast of the nation's capital, Bangkok.

Would you like to venture outwards? Kho Wang is 20 kilometres to the west of Khueang Nai and Muang Sam Sip is 25 kilometres to the northeast. Jump in the car and find out what's going on out there!

Keen to go and check out 80th Chaloem Phrakiat Park, the Wat Maha Puttharam and the Sisaket Rajabhat University? They're all near Sisaket, 40 kilometres away. Sisaket Aquarium and Tak Khun Ampai Panich are also conveniently close and ought to be on your itinerary.

Your eyes shouldn't have all the fun while visiting Ubon Ratchathani. Give your taste buds a little TLC too by sampling the local food and beverage offerings. After all, you can't say you've really experienced a destination until you've tasted its flavours.

Once you pull up a seat and thumb through a restaurant or café menu, you'll soon discover that dill and sticky rice are a few ingredients commonly found in dishes here.

On the hunt for a traditional Khueang Nai eating experience? There are some specialties to keep an eye out for, such as tom saep (hot and sour meat soup) and koi pla (spicy raw fish salad).

Knowing how to say a few expressions in the local tongue will make travelling through the Ubon Ratchathani region that little bit smoother. 'Chai-yoh' translates to 'cheers/good health!'. 'Yàak dtên ram măi?' ('would you like to dance?') is another one you might need.

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

Before you pack up and say "Laa gòn ná", why not spend the remainder of your holiday allowance and treat yourself to some mementos of Khueang Nai?

Making it to your flight on time can be a bit of an ordeal. That said, you'll be right if you're well prepared. The nearest terminal, Siem Reap International Airport (REP), is 230 kilometres to the south.