Phum Nang Tor Holiday Deals

Phum Nang Tor Holiday Package Deals

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Holidays in Phum Nang Tor

Your last proper vacay feel like it was a lifetime ago? Don't stress — book a ticket to Phum Nang Tor and you'll be off in no time!

The nation's capital, Hanoi, is situated about 1,200 kilometres to the north of Phum Nang Tor.

Longing for an escape in nature? Hop in the car and journey to Sam Mountain, 30 kilometres away from Phum Nang Tor. You can also enjoy some fresh air at Thach Dong Cave Pagoda, 45 kilometres away.

The nearby localities of Thanh My Tay and Chau Doc are worth going to. They're located 30 kilometres east and 30 kilometres northeast away, respectively. Hop in the car and find out what's going on!

Mac Cuu Tombs, the Tam Bao Pagoda and Ngoc Tien Monastery are all very close to Ha Tien, 45 kilometres to the west. Want a few more excuses to stop by? Markets and Mac Cuu Family Tombs aren't far away either.

Delight your taste buds and fill your Instagram feed with appetising images by feasting on some of the region's best food and drink offerings. Just be sure to hashtag 'yum'!

A traditional ingredient in the food here is mint. Another is shallots. Give them a try if they're not a part of your food repertoire already.

There's always a local recipe or two you absolutely have to try, and when you're in Phum Nang Tor, gỏi cuốn (spring rolls) is certainly among them. Bánh chÆ°ng (banana leaf-wrapped rice cake) is some more traditional fare that you should keep an eye out for.

'Stressed' spelled backwards is 'desserts', and we don't believe in coincidences. There's no better way to let your concerns melt away than with bánh căn (quail egg pancakes), a treat often found on dinner tables here.

Talk to any experienced globetrotter and they'll tell you that the simplest way to get the most from your time away is to learn a few local phrases. First off the bat, try to get your mouth around 'Xin cảm ơn'. This translates as 'thank you'. One more to remember is 'Lên đường bình an', meaning 'have a nice trip'.

Don't forget to put the 2nd of September in your diary. To the locals, this means one thing — Independence Day. A major day of celebrations, this is a great time of year to check out the country.

When it comes time to pack up your belongings, spend the last of your holiday allowance and say one final "Tạm biệt" to Phum Nang Tor.

If you'll be travelling by air, you'll likely be using Phnom Penh International Airport (PNH). It's 120 kilometres to the north. Pack your suitcase, find a convenient route and set that alarm clock!