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Holidays in Na Khai

Excellent! You've had your leave approved. Now all that's left to do is say hasta la vista to your boss and book a trip to Na Khai!

Thailand's capital city, Bangkok, sits roughly 520 kilometres to the west of Na Khai.

Venture out of Na Khai and you'll be treated to some picturesque natural sights. Just 45 kilometres away, Two Coulur River is an excellent spot to spend a few hours in the fresh air. Also make time to see Pha Taem National Park, 45 kilometres away from Na Khai.

How about visiting the Wat Ban Na Muang and the Wat Thung Sri Maueng? These excellent sights are very close to the centre of Ubon Ratchathani, 30 kilometres to the southwest. Base yourself here for a little while and start exploring!

About 85 kilometres to the southwest, Sisaket is a destination chock-full with things to do. 80th Chaloem Phrakiat Park, the Wat Maha Puttharam and the Sisaket Rajabhat University are all nearby. Keep in mind, Sisaket Aquarium and Tak Khun Ampai Panich are also worthy.

There is no better way to get to know a destination than to literally take a big bite out of it! You're invited to discover Ubon Ratchathani by trying some of its top food and drink.

If you're poring over a menu, there's a strong chance you'll come across meals featuring dill or sticky rice. They're two ingredients commonly used in the kitchens here.

No food-loving traveller would visit Na Khai without trying a handful of the culinary specialties, such as tom saep (hot and sour meat soup) and koi pla (spicy raw fish salad).

Talk to any well-travelled globetrotter and they'll tell you that the easiest way to squeeze more out of your travel experience is to learn how to say a few of the local phrases. 'Sà-wàt-dee kráp/kâ' can be very useful. It's how you say 'good morning'. One more often used phrase is 'Yàak dtên ram măi?' ('would you like to dance?').

Planning to be here on the 5th of December? What good luck. On this date, the whole country unites to celebrate Birthday of King Phumiphon.

You may be poor in Thai baht at the end of your trip, but you'll be rich in unique experiences. "Laa gòn ná" Na Khai!

When you're ready to fly off, give yourself ample time to get to Siem Reap International Airport (REP). Sitting 260 kilometres to the southwest from the middle of Na Khai, this is the closest terminal.