Kyaing Tong Holiday Deals

Kyaing Tong Holiday Package Deals

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Holidays in Kyaing Tong

Awake in the wee small hours? Can't get back to sleep? Could be that intrepid spirit of yours! So what's stopping you? Get up, make yourself some brekkie and book a ticket to Kyaing Tong!

It lies 410 kilometres to the northeast of Naypyidaw, the capital of Myanmar.

Whether you'd like to learn more about the cultural and religious aspects of the area or just relax in the calming atmosphere, the Pra Kaew Temple is the place to go.

Unfold your map and find the way to Pin Tauk Waterfall. After that, consider a trip to Naung Tung Lake.

After some additional nearby places? Kengtung is only 1 kilometre to the northeast, so jump in the car and start exploring! Alternatively, Mong Hsat, 95 kilometres southwest of Kyaing Tong, is also worth a day trip.

Sitting 95 kilometres to the south, Tachilek is a place that has something for everyone. The Wat Phra That Wai Dao, Mae Sai Shrine and the Wat Phra That Doi Wao are all nearby. That said, the Mae Sai Temple and Maesai Customs House may be more your thing.

You don't have to be a bird to soar majestically over the land below. Hot air ballooning is an amazing way to experience sweeping views of the place.

Sure, it's rather nice to be by the water's edge, but it's a whole lot more fun to be on or in it! Make the most of the opportunity to have a go at the region's awesome watersports, such as swimming and scuba diving.

Walk through the doors of the region's history museums, art galleries and craft workshops and take in everything they have to offer.

If you ask some locals about places to go in the surrounding area, they'll often point you in the direction of the intriguing open-air markets.

If you're fascinated by history, you'll be glad to know that there are a few ruins and historic palaces nearby. Journey back in time and learn all about the region's fascinating past.

Whether or not you follow a faith, paying a visit to one of the surrounding temples and monasteries is a fantastic opportunity to acquaint yourself with the area's spiritual beliefs.

Clothes? Check. ID? Check. But have you brought your appetite? With some fantastic food and drink to gorge on around these parts, it's the one thing you won't want to leave home without.

Once you settle in and thumb through a café or restaurant menu, you'll realise that ngapi (fermented seafood) and a thoke (salads) are a couple of ingredients commonly found in dishes here.

Are you on the hunt for an iconic Kyaing Tong dining experience? There are some specialties to look forward to, such as tea leaf salad and shan-style rice (fish rice).

Do you still have some room in your waistband after the main course? Then put in your order for halawa (sticky rice, butter and coconut), a moreish dessert.

Want to play a part in the Independence Day celebrations? Circle the 21st of March in your diary and get ready to let loose!

Chiang Mai International Airport (CNX) is the nearest terminal, 290 kilometres to the south. Ensure you leave ample time to reach it.