Chiang Phin Holiday Deals

Chiang Phin Holiday Package Deals

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Holidays in Chiang Phin

Cool! You've had your leave signed off. Now all you need to do is say goodbye to the treadmill of office life and book your trip to Chiang Phin — pronto!

From Chiang Phin, venture about 65 kilometres north and arrive in the renowned city of Vientiane.

Craving an escape in nature? Warm up the car and journey to Thao to Waterfall Forest Park, 35 kilometres from Chiang Phin. You can also get out into the fresh air at Nong Prajak Park, 8 kilometres away.

Stop and listen to the calming sound of the wind blowing through the trees at Nongprajak Public Park and the Udorn Sunshine Nursery.

There's even more just around the corner. Udon Thani, 7 kilometres to the east, is known for the Krom Luang Prachaksinlapakhom Monument and the Udon Thani Rajabhat University. Though, if Wat Bunyanusorn and the Wat Tham Klong Phen are more appealing, travel 25 kilometres southwest from Chiang Phin to Nong Wua So.

Whether you prefer the sophistication of Michelin stars or devouring a snack from a street stall, sampling the local food and drink is one of the best things about travel. So why not give your taste buds a treat by digging into some of the region's finest offerings?

Want some insight into the regional cuisine? We suggest you get a taste for dill and sticky rice, two popular ingredients used in some of the dishes here.

No self-respecting food fan would leave Chiang Phin without sampling one or two of the local specialties, such as tom saep (hot and sour meat soup) and koi pla (spicy raw fish salad).

You'll be travelling all that way to Chiang Phin, so why not put in a bit more effort to learn a handful of words and expressions in the local language? It will make your whole experience all the more rewarding. Try to get your tongue around 'Kun maa jàak tee năi?'. It means 'where are you from?'. There's also 'Mâi khâo jai' ('I don't understand').

Every year on the 5th of December, Birthday of King Phumiphon holds a special place in the locals' hearts. It offers a wonderful opportunity to learn about the nation's history and have some fun while you're at it!

Before you pack up your belongings and wave "Læ̂w phb kạn h̄ım̀", why not spend the last bits of your holiday allowance and treat yourself to some lasting reminders of Chiang Phin?

If you'll be travelling by air, you'll most likely be using Chiang Mai International Airport (CNX). It's 420 kilometres to the west. Pack your suitcase, find a convenient route and set your alarm!

Hotels in Chiang Phin

Who said that service with a smile has to cost an arm and a leg? You'll have a peaceful night's sleep at an even better price at the B2 Udon Boutique & Budget Hotel and the Kitlada Hotel. But if a little luxury is more your thing, the Centara Hotel & Convention Centre Udon Thani or the Prajaktra Design Hotel will be right up your alley.