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Holidays in Tak Bai

Excellent! Your leave's been approved. Now all you've gotta do is say see ya to the daily grind for a while and book your ticket to Tak Bai — pronto!

The nation's capital city, Bangkok, sits approximately 850 kilometres to the north of Tak Bai.

Spend an hour or two scanning the horizon for ships at Tok Bali Beach or Perhentian Beach.

Break free on an adventure to some nearby natural sights. 30 kilometres out of Tak Bai, Ao Manao Forest Park is waiting to be experienced. Temenggor Lake, 25 kilometres away, is another excellent place to unwind in the outdoors.

Sports fans don't need to worry about being left out in the cold during their visit. Maharat Stadium is 25 kilometres away in Sungai Kolok and the perfect place to get your sporting fill. Be sure to check the event calendar to see what's on.

If you'd like to expand your horizons, add a jaunt to Sungai Kolok to your itinerary. This place is 20 kilometres to the south and is home to the Chinese Beijing Mosque and Ruen Arun Park. Want more ideas? Wakaf Baharu is 20 kilometres to the southeast of Tak Bai and is known for the State Museum and Siti Khadijah Central Market.

Your eyes shouldn't get to have all the fun while visiting Narathiwat. Give your taste buds a little lovin' too by indulging in the local food and drink. After all, you haven't truly experienced a place until you've tasted its flavours.

An essential ingredient in the cuisine here is coconut. Another is tumeric. They're worth getting a taste for if they're not already a part of your food repertoire.

No true culinary adventurer would leave Tak Bai without eating some of the classic dishes, such as chuchi pla thu sot (mackerel curry) and kaeng matsaman (stewed meat curry).

Attempt to knock down the language barrier by learning to say a couple of words and expressions in the local tongue. You'll gain a more authentic experience and some new friends while you're at it! First of all, try to get your mouth around 'Sà-wàt-dee kráp/kâ'. It means 'good morning'. One more often used phrase is 'Kun maa jàak tee năi?' ('where are you from?').

Delectable food, dancing and music — national celebrations show us the best of what a country has to offer. Don't forget to join in with the locals on Birthday of King Phumiphon on the 5th of December.

"Læ̂w phb kạn h̄ım̀" doesn't need to sound so final. Why not keep a few Thai baht for when you return?

Ready to fly back home? Pack up your bags, set the alarm clock and map out a route to Kuala Lumpur International Airport (KUL). It's around 390 kilometres to the south.