Tha Luang Holiday Deals

Tha Luang (Ubon Ratchathani) Holiday Package Deals

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Holidays in Tha Luang

Awesome! Your leave's been approved. Now all that's left to do is say see ya to office life for a while and book a trip to Tha Luang — pronto!

It sits 540 kilometres to the northeast of Bangkok, the national capital of Thailand.

Up for a little quality time with Mother Nature? Pull out your car keys and head in the direction of Two Coulur River, 50 kilometres from Tha Luang. Alternatively, get a big breath of fresh air at Pha Taem National Park, 40 kilometres away.

Head 20 kilometres to the northeast and you'll find Pho Sai. It's regarded for some fantastic attractions, such as Sam Phan Bok and Wat Non Sawas.

'There is no love sincerer than the love of food,' George Bernard Shaw once said, but throw travel into the mix and it's a marriage made in heaven. You're invited to unite your two loves by eating and drinking your way through Ubon Ratchathani.

Are you eager to know some of the standard ingredients used here? You should be prepared to taste dill and sticky rice in a number of your meals.

No true food lover would leave Tha Luang without digging into a few of the signature dishes, such as tom saep (hot and sour meat soup) and koi pla (spicy raw fish salad).

Knowing how to pronounce a handful of expressions in the local language will make your trip through the Ubon Ratchathani region that little bit easier. Try to articulate 'Kun maa jàak tee năi?'. It translates to 'where are you from?'. 'Kŏr hâi dern taang doi sà-wàt-dì-pâap', which means 'have a nice trip', is another one you might need.

If you're planning on visiting Tha Luang in December, you'll want to be here around the 5th for Birthday of King Phumiphon. There's always plenty of excitement coming up to this national day of festivities.

When your holiday comes to an end and it's time to say "Laa gòn ná" to Tha Luang, don't be sad — it will always be there awaiting your next visit!

Time to fly home? Pack up your bags, set an alarm clock and plan a route to Siem Reap International Airport (REP). It's about 290 kilometres to the southwest.