Trakan Phuet Phon Holiday Deals

Trakan Phuet Phon Holiday Package Deals

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Holidays in Trakan Phuet Phon

When chucking a sickie becomes way too easy, it's time to escape the nine-to-five and say hello to Trakan Phuet Phon!

The nation's capital city, Bangkok, lies around 520 kilometres to the southwest of Trakan Phuet Phon.

The nearby localities of Muang Sam Sip and Pho Sai are worth having a look at. They're located 35 kilometres west and 40 kilometres northeast away, respectively. Hop in the car and see what's happening!

80th Chaloem Phrakiat Park, the Wat Maha Puttharam and the Sisaket Rajabhat University are all really close to Sisaket, 95 kilometres to the southwest. Need more excuses to call in? Sisaket Aquarium and Tak Khun Ampai Panich are not far away either.

There's a whole world of amazing flavours waiting to tap dance across your taste buds in Ubon Ratchathani. With so many delicious things to indulge in, all you need to bring along is a robust appetite — and perhaps a pair of stretchy slacks.

Dill and sticky rice are two typical ingredients found in many dishes here. If you don't have a love for them already, you might by the end of your holiday!

You don't need to dither over the menu when you're in Trakan Phuet Phon. Jump straight in and introduce your taste buds to the regional specialties, such as tom saep (hot and sour meat soup) and koi pla (spicy raw fish salad).

More experienced travellers often put in some effort to learn a couple of words in the local tongue. They've come to realise that being able to speak with the local people isn't just convenient, it's really fun too! 'Chai-yoh' means 'cheers/good health!'. 'Kun maa jàak tee năi?' ('where are you from?') is just one more you might need.

If you're thinking about going to Trakan Phuet Phon in December, you'll want to be here on the 5th for Birthday of King Phumiphon. There's always plenty of excitement leading up to this day of national celebration.

"Laa gòn ná" doesn't have to mean farewell for good. Why not put away a few Thai baht for your next holiday?

Ready to fly home? Pack up your bag, set your alarm clock and make a plan to get to Siem Reap International Airport (REP). It's some 280 kilometres to the southwest.