Padang Besa Holiday Deals

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Holidays in Padang Besa

Awesome! You've had your leave signed off. Now all you need to do is say see ya to the treadmill of office life and book a ticket to Padang Besa!

It sits 780 kilometres south of the capital of Thailand, Bangkok.

Take a leisurely stroll among the sights and sounds of the ocean at Tanjung Rhu Beach or Samila Beach.

Take some deep breaths of fresh air and soak up the natural surroundings of Perlis State Park. It sits 17 kilometres away from Padang Besa. You can also experience some quiet time at Thale Ban National Park, 15 kilometres away.

Padang Besar is 7 kilometres to the south and worth a day trip. After even more ideas? Kaki Bukit, 14 kilometres to the southwest of Padang Besa, ought to be on your itinerary.

Plan on going to Alor Setar? This place is just 65 kilometres to the south. If you're setting up base here, make sure you visit Balai Besar, the Wat Nikrodharam and Alor Setar Tower. Also consider swinging by the Kedah Royal Museum and the Kedah State Art Gallery.

Eating is among life's greatest pleasures, and since you're here, we guess you think travel is too. Combine your love for both by heading out and tasting the local food and beverage offerings at a few of the bars, cafés and restaurants across town.

Coconut and tumeric are two common ingredients used in many dishes here. If you don't love them already, you might by the end of your journey!

Ask a local for a meal suggestion and chuchi pla thu sot (mackerel curry) will probably be the first thing they point you to. Pla duk ra (fermented catfish) is another iconic local food you might like to tuck into.

Because a life without dessert isn't worth living, you should definitely spoil yourself with some khanom du (sweetened sticky rice balls). This sweet treat represents the area in just one bite.

Knowing how to say a handful of words in the local language will make your trip through the Songkhla region that little bit less challenging. Firstly, have a go at saying 'Kŏr hâi dern taang doi sà-wàt-dì-pâap'. It translates to 'have a nice trip'. 'Bpen yàang rai bâang?' ('how are you?') is one more you may need.

Don't forget to mark the 5th of December in your diary. In Padang Besa this means one thing — Birthday of King Phumiphon. A prominent day of festivities, this is a wonderful time to visit the country.

You may be poor in Thai baht when it comes to the end of your trip, but you'll be rich in extraordinary experiences. "Laa gòn ná" Padang Besa!

Located 270 kilometres to the northwest is Phuket International Airport (HKT), the closest terminal. Make sure you give yourself enough time to find it.