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Holidays in Khai Bok Wan

Adventure. Relaxation. Adventure. Relaxation. Off to Khai Bok Wan but can't decide what sort getaway you're looking for? Stop stressing! We'll help sort it out.

You won't need to spend hours travelling to find Khai Bok Wan, which lies 30 kilometres southeast of the prominent city of Vientiane.

Sala Keoku is situated in Nong Khai, 8 kilometres to the north. This wonderful attraction is definitely worth the trip.

You'll discover some interesting natural sights not too far from Khai Bok Wan. Why not head 40 kilometres to Nong Prajak Park? Alternatively, soak up some of nature's best work at COPE Visitor Centre, 25 kilometres away.

Like to venture outwards a little? Tha Bo is 25 kilometres to the west of Khai Bok Wan and Sang Khom is 30 kilometres to the east. Hop in the car and find out what's out there!

Whether it's for shopping or to see the sights, locals and visitors alike often make the trip out to Udon Thani, 40 kilometres to the south. Nongprajak Public Park, the Krom Luang Prachaksinlapakhom Monument and the Udon Thani Rajabhat University are all nearby. That being said, you shouldn't miss out on UD Town and the Wat Phonthissomporn either.

Tickets? Check. ID? Check. But have you brought your appetite? With some delectable food and drink to try out around these parts, it's the one thing you really won't want to travel without.

A standard meal here often includes dill and sticky rice, two essential elements for which the area is famous for dishing up.

While you're in Khai Bok Wan, dine like a local. That means digging into a meal of tom saep (hot and sour meat soup) or koi pla (spicy raw fish salad), some of the area's distinctive dishes.

Knowing even just a handful of expressions in the local tongue will make your journey through the Nong Khai region that little bit easier. 'Sà-wàt-dee kráp/kâ' may be very handy. It's how you say 'good morning'. 'Taan hâi a-ròi', which means 'enjoy your meal', is also rather common.

What better way to learn about a place than by getting swept up in a day of national celebration? There'll be plenty of festivities organised for Birthday of King Phumiphon on the 5th of December.

It's always tricky to say "Laa gòn ná" to Khai Bok Wan, but you can always come back!

When you're ready to pack your bag and head home, the nearest terminal, Chiang Mai International Airport (CNX), is 420 kilometres to the west.