Cha-uat Holiday Deals

Cha-uat Holiday Package Deals

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Holidays in Cha-uat

Relaxation. Adventure. Relaxation. Adventure. Off to Cha-uat but can't make up your mind what type getaway you're looking for? Don't get in a flap! We'll help sort it out.

It's located 650 kilometres south of Thailand's capital, Bangkok.

Spend a hour or two taking in Mother Nature's handiwork at Khuha Sawan Cave. This exceptional natural sight is just 40 kilometres away from Cha-uat.

Seeking some other close-by localities? Chulabhorn is about 15 kilometres to the northwest, so jump in the car and start exploring! Alternatively, Khuan Khanun, 20 kilometres south of Cha-uat, is also worthy of your time.

Keen to check out the Wat Phra Mahathat Woramahawihaan, Somdet Phra Sinagarindra 84 Park and the Shadow Puppets? Make your way to Nakhon Si Thammarat, 55 kilometres to the north, and set up base. These sights, along with the Phra Mahathat Woramaha Wiharn and BaanTanKhun, are all close.

There's a world full of fantastic flavours waiting to tango across your taste buds in Nakhon Si Thammarat. With plenty of scrumptious things to feast on, all you need to take along is a solid appetite — and perhaps a pair of stretchy jeans.

Once you sit down and flip through a menu at a restaurant, you'll soon discover that coconut and tumeric are two ingredients commonly used in local cooking.

Ask a local for their food recommendations and chuchi pla thu sot (mackerel curry) will probably be the first thing they mention. Kaeng matsaman (stewed meat curry) is another regional specialty you have to try.

Make the most of the downtime on the flight over by memorising some expressions in the local tongue. Try to get your tongue around 'Sà-wàt-dee'. It translates to 'hello'. 'Sà-wàt-dee kráp/kâ', which means 'good morning', is also quite common.

Each year on the 5th of December, Birthday of King Phumiphon occupies an important place in the hearts of the locals. It offers a wonderful chance to learn about the nation's past and kick up your heels while you're at it!

"Laa gòn ná" doesn't need to sound so final. Why not put aside your spare Thai baht for when you return?

Phuket International Airport (HKT), the closest airport, is just 190 kilometres to the west from the centre of Cha-uat. Map a route, pack your suitcase and set your alarm — and don't hit the snooze button too many times!