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Holidays in Sawi

As all travellers know — a life full of new adventures is a life well-lived. So dig out your passport, pack your bags and say hello to Sawi!

It's located 420 kilometres to the south of the country's capital, Bangkok.

Put aside some time for enjoying the sound of the swell and admiring ocean views at Thung Wua Laen Beach or Laem Thian.

There are some interesting natural attractions outside of Sawi. Why not take off 25 kilometres to Mu Ko Chumphon National Park? Alternatively, experience the sights and sounds of Koh Phitak, 25 kilometres away.

Whatever your faith, you're sure to be swept away by the peaceful atmosphere of Prince of Chumphon Memorial.

Get ready for some exciting soccer action at Chumphon Stadium in Chumphon, 35 kilometres away. Show your love for home team the Chumphon F.C. by donning a few pieces of red and black!

Thung Tako is 15 kilometres to the south and worth your time. Want more ideas? Lang Suan, 30 kilometres to the south of Sawi, ought to be your second stop.

Planning to head to Chumphon? This destination is 35 kilometres to the northeast. If you're staying here a while, make sure you check out the Chumphon National Museum, Chumphon Public Park and Ocean Shopping Mall. Also consider swinging by Chumphon Night Plaza and Chumphon Market.

Your eyes shouldn't have all the fun while you're in Chumphon. Give your taste buds a little TLC too by sampling some of the local food and drink. After all, you can't say you've truly experienced a place until you've tasted its flavours.

Typical cuisine here often includes coconut and tumeric, two commonly used ingredients for which the local region is famous for dishing up.

Of course, you can't go to Sawi without sampling some chuchi pla thu sot (mackerel curry) or kaeng matsaman (stewed meat curry). Popular with locals and considered signature recipes, they are an essential experience for any visiting foodies.

Get in with your hosts by memorising a handful of expressions in Thai. First of all, try to pronounce 'Sà-wàt-dee kráp/kâ'. It means 'good morning'. 'Kun chêu a-rai ?' ('what's your name?') is just one more you might need.

Planning to be here around the 5th of December? What good luck. On this date, the entire nation bands together to celebrate Birthday of King Phumiphon.

When it's time to depart, spend the last of your holiday allowance and say one last "Laa gòn ná" to Sawi.

If you're travelling by plane, it's probably a wise idea to map out your route to the terminal in advance. From the middle of Sawi, you'll need to go around 250 kilometres south to Phuket International Airport (HKT), the closest airport.