Lat Bua Khao Holiday Deals

Lat Bua Khao Holiday Package Deals

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Holidays in Lat Bua Khao

City life doing your head in? Reckon a change of scenery and a bit of greenery would brighten up your days again? Then whisk yourself off to Lat Bua Khao and veg out among the stunning rural landscapes, forests and mountains of Nakhon Ratchasima.

It's located 170 kilometres to the northeast of Thailand's capital, Bangkok.

Venture beyond the confines of Lat Bua Khao and you'll come across some picturesque natural sights. Just 40 kilometres away, Nam Phut Natural Spring is a fabulous spot to fill your lungs with fresh air. Also consider checking out Khao Yai National Park, 45 kilometres away from Lat Bua Khao.

If you head 25 kilometres southwest from Lat Bua Khao, you'll come across Pak Chong. Lots of travellers like to use this as a base to visit Thong Somboon Club and the Jungle Golf Club.

Go on a day trip and visit some attractions in Nakhon Ratchasima. This place is 50 kilometres away and quite close to the Maha Weerawong National Museum, The Mall Nakhon Ratchasima and Tesco Lotus Korat. That said, don't miss Terminal 21 Korat and the Wat Phra Narai Maharat either.

Why spend precious time planning your schedule when the hard work can be left in the hands of experts? Guided nature walks, city walking tours and culinary tours take the hassle out of sightseeing.

Wander through the doors of the region's nature museums and craft workshops and take in everything they have to offer.

You'd be hard-pressed to find a more pleasant way to learn about the surrounding area than by visiting its open-air markets.

The region has a long, rich history. Spend at least a day scouting out a few of the nearby traditional villages, old towns and historic palaces. Don't stress if there isn't much information online — the locals are sure to have some stories to share!

If you're interested in the local religion, pay a visit to one or two temples and shrines. Even if you're not touched by a spiritual awakening, there's a good chance you'll be soothed by the tranquil atmosphere.

Eating is one of life's greatest pleasures, and since you're here, you probably think travel is too. Combine your love of both by heading out and tasting the local cuisine at a few of the cafés, bars and restaurants in town.

While in Lat Bua Khao, you should eat like the locals do. That means sitting down to 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 most loved dishes.

Talk to any experienced globetrotter and they'll tell you that the easiest way to get more out of your time away is to memorise a handful of the local words and phrases. 'Chai-yoh' means 'cheers/good health!'. 'Kòp kun man' ('thank you') is another one you may need.

Planning to be here around the 5th of December? Luck is on your side. On this date, the entire nation bands together for Birthday of King Phumiphon.

With just a handful of your travel allowance remaining in your pocket and some incredible memories that will last your whole life, say a final "Læ̂w phb kạn h̄ım̀" to Lat Bua Khao.

Don Mueang International Airport (DMK), the closest airport, is just 150 kilometres to the southwest from the centre of Lat Bua Khao. Plan a route, pack your bags and set an alarm clock — and don't hit the snooze button too many times!