Oi Holiday Deals

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Holidays in Oi

Awake in the wee small hours? Can't get back to sleep? Could be that adventurous spirit of yours! So what are you waiting for? Get up, get yourself some brekkie and book a trip to Oi!

It's found 150 kilometres from Chiang Mai Province and its bustling streets.

Mae Puem National Park, 50 kilometres away, is the perfect spot if you're after some fresh air and some time out in nature. It's well worth the journey.

100 Years Chiang Kham Health Garden and the Wat Nantaram are close to the centre of Chiang Kham, 30 kilometres to the north of Oi. Why not make your way there and have a look?

Spend an afternoon exploring Health Garden Park, the Wat Sri Khom Kham Temple and the Wat Phra That Jom Thong. These attractions are all quite close to the centre of Phayao, 50 kilometres away. Need something else to do? The Wat Li and the Pho Khun Ngam Mueang Memorial ought to also be on your travel plan.

Tempt your taste buds and fill your Instagram feed with mouthwatering snaps by feasting on some of this destination's excellent food and drink offerings. Just make sure you hashtag 'yum'!

Once you find a table and peruse a menu at a restaurant, you'll quickly discover that vietnamese coriander and culantro are two ingredients popular in the local cuisine.

Ask one of the locals what dish best represents the region and khao kan chin (steamed pork blood and rice) will likely be the first thing they advise. Khanom chin nam ngiao (rice with pork blood sauce) is another of the area's signature dishes you might like to bite into.

Your experience in the Phayao region is bound to be more satisfying if you put in a little effort to learn a couple of the local phrases and expressions. 'Sà-wàt-dee kráp/kâ' can be very useful. It translates to 'good morning'. Another one for the memory bank is 'Mâi khâo jai', meaning 'I don't understand'.

You can expect some excitement in the air leading up to the 5th of December. The locals will be getting ready for Birthday of King Phumiphon, a day of nation-wide celebrations.

With just a little of your travel allowance remaining in your wallet and some awesome memories that will last your whole life, say a final "Læ̂w phb kạn h̄ım̀" to Oi.

If you'll be flying in and out, you'll most likely be using Chiang Mai International Airport (CNX). It's 150 kilometres to the west. Pack up your bag, plan out a route and set your alarm!