Rai Tai Holiday Deals

Rai Tai Holiday Package Deals

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Holidays in Rai Tai

We all know — a life full of surprises and adventure is a life well-lived. So grab your passport, pack your gear and say hello to Rai Tai!

It's situated 520 kilometres to the east of Bangkok, the capital city of Thailand.

You won't need to be on the road all day to soak up some nature. Just 40 kilometres out of Rai Tai, Two Coulur River is a terrific place to kick back and unwind. More tranquil surrounds are waiting for you at Pha Taem National Park, 45 kilometres away.

Seeking some other nearby destinations? Phibun Mangsahan is only 11 kilometres to the east, so get in the car and start exploring! Alternatively, Phibunmangsahan, 17 kilometres southeast of Rai Tai, is also worth a day trip.

Want to go and check out 80th Chaloem Phrakiat Park, the Wat Maha Puttharam and the Sisaket Rajabhat University? They're all not far from Sisaket, 85 kilometres to the west. Sisaket Aquarium and Tak Khun Ampai Panich are also close at hand and should be included in your itinerary.

There's a whole new world of fantastic flavours waiting to tap dance across your taste buds in Ubon Ratchathani. With so many scrumptious things to eat and drink, all you need to bring along is a robust appetite — and perhaps a pair of stretchy jeans.

Want to try some of the local cuisine? We recommend trying dill and sticky rice, two traditional ingredients used in a variety of dishes here.

No self-respecting food lover would leave Rai Tai without digging into some of the local specialties, such as tom saep (hot and sour meat soup) and koi pla (spicy raw fish salad).

You're going all the way to Rai Tai, so why not put in the extra effort to memorise a few words and phrases in the local tongue? It will make your experience here all the more rewarding. 'Sùk san wan gèrt' can be translated as 'happy birthday'. 'Raa-kaa tâo rài?', which means 'how much is this?', is another one you might need.

If you're lucky enough to be in Rai Tai on the 5th of December, get ready to party! Birthday of King Phumiphon see many locals heading out and celebrating.

You may be poor in Thai baht when your trip comes to an end, but you'll be rich in incredible experiences. "Læ̂w phb kạn h̄ım̀" Rai Tai!

If you're travelling via air, it's a good idea to map your route to the terminal beforehand. From the centre of Rai Tai, it's approximately 240 kilometres southwest to Siem Reap International Airport (REP), the nearest airport.