Thoeng Holiday Deals

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Holidays in Thoeng

Cool! Your leave's been approved. Now all you need to do is wave goodbye to the daily grind for a while and book a trip to Thoeng — pronto!

The popular city of Chiang Mai Province is within reach of Thoeng. You'll find this major centre 160 kilometres to the southwest.

Get out in the fresh air and soak up the natural surroundings of Mae Fah Luang Art & Culture Park. It's located 50 kilometres away from Thoeng. You'll also find more peace and quiet at Tham Tu Pu & Buddha Cave, 50 kilometres away.

100 Years Chiang Kham Health Garden and the Wat Nantaram are close to the centre of Chiang Kham, 30 kilometres to the southeast of Thoeng. Why not head there and have a look?

About 45 kilometres to the northwest, Chiang Rai is a destination chock-full with things to do. The Wat Phra Kaew, the Wat Pra Singh and the Wat Phra That Doi Chom Thong are all pretty close. Keep in mind, Central Plaza Chiangrai and the King Meng Rai the Great Monument are also worthwhile.

Your eyes shouldn't have all the fun while visiting Chiang Rai Province. Give your taste buds a little TLC too by indulging in the local food and drink. After all, you can't say you've truly experienced a place until you've tasted its flavours.

Want to know some of the traditional ingredients used in the local kitchens? You should be prepared to taste vietnamese coriander and culantro in many of your meals.

Ask one of the locals for their food recommendations and khao kan chin (steamed pork blood and rice) will probably be up there with the first things they mention. Khanom chin nam ngiao (rice with pork blood sauce) is another of the region's signature foods you might like to sample.

Don't let the language barrier get in the way of a good time! Make your visit to Chiang Rai Province a more satisfying one by putting in the effort to learn some phrases in the local tongue. 'Bpen yàang rai bâang?' may be very useful. It's how you say 'how are you?'. One more for the memory bank is 'Pôot cháa long nòi', which means 'please speak more slowly'.

What better way to immerse yourself in a place than by being there during a day of national celebration? There'll be loads of festivities planned for Birthday of King Phumiphon on the 5th of December.

You may be poor in Thai baht at the end of your trip, but you'll be rich in amazing experiences. "Laa gòn ná" Thoeng!

Backed up security checkpoints, delayed flights and long lines. Airports can be exhausting. Give yourself ample time to get to Chiang Mai International Airport (CNX). Situated 160 kilometres to the southwest, this is the closest terminal.