Chiang Khan Holiday Deals

Chiang Khan Holiday Package Deals

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Holidays in Chiang Khan

Been diagnosed with a bad case of the travel bug? Don't worry — we've got the perfect cure. Book a ticket to Chiang Khan and you'll feel a million bucks in no time!

It's located 95 kilometres away from Vientiane and its busy streets.

Put a smile on your kids' faces with a stop at the Chiang Khan Boardwalk.

The close-by destinations of Pak Chom and Loei are worthy of your time. They're located 25 kilometres northeast and 30 kilometres south away, respectively. Hop in the car and see what's happening!

There's a whole world of rich flavours waiting to dance across your taste buds in Loei. With plenty of delectable things to nibble on, all you need to bring with you is a hearty appetite — and perhaps a pair of stretchy jeans.

This region has its own cooking style based on local tastes and traditional ingredients. You'll discover dill and tamarind are two essential elements in many of the meals.

When the locals talk to you about their favourite foods, you're likely to hear tom saep (hot and sour meat soup) or koi pla (spicy raw fish salad) mentioned a few times. These classic meals are an important part of the region and should be on any foodie's must-try list.

Try to knock down that pesky communication barrier by learning to say a few phrases in the local tongue. You'll gain a more satisfying experience and a few new buddies while you're at it! 'Raa-kaa tâo rài?' translates as 'how much is this?'. 'Sùk san wan gèrt', which means 'happy birthday', is another one you might need.

Want to join in on all the Birthday of King Phumiphon festivities? Mark the 5th of December in your travel diary and get ready to let your hair down!

When it comes time to pack up your belongings, spend the last of your holiday allowance and say "Læ̂w phb kạn h̄ım̀" to Chiang Khan.

If you're flying in and out, you'll likely go through Chiang Mai International Airport (CNX). It's 310 kilometres to the west. Pack up your bag, map out a route and set an alarm!