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Holidays in Tron

Yep. We hear ya. Wanderlust — it gets right into your bones. So, isn't it time you booked your next adventure? Tron awaits!

It lies 190 kilometres away from Chiang Mai Province and its bustling streets.

The close-by localities of Phichai and Si Nakhon are worth your time. They're located 18 kilometres south and 20 kilometres southwest away, respectively. Hop in a car and see what's happening!

Folklore Museum, the Wat Phra Sri Rattana Mahatat Woramahawihan and the Wat Nang Phaya are all very close to Phitsanulok, 70 kilometres to the south. Need more excuses to stop by? The Wat Ratburana and the Sgt. Maj. Thawee Folk Museum aren't far away either.

Eating is one of life's biggest pleasures, and since you're here, we guess you think travel is too. Combine your affection for both by venturing out and sampling the local food and drink at the cafés, bars and restaurants in town.

If you're thumbing through a menu, there's every chance you'll see meals with vietnamese coriander or culantro. They're two ingredients which are commonly used in the fare here.

While you're in Tron, you should eat like the locals do. That means tucking into a meal of khao kan chin (steamed pork blood and rice) or khanom chin nam ngiao (rice with pork blood sauce), some of the area's specialties.

Learning how to say even just a handful of words in the local language will make your journey through the Uttaradit region that little bit less challenging. 'Mâi khâo jai' translates to 'I don't understand'. Maybe you'll find 'Sà-wàt-dee kráp/kâ' is a bit easier to roll off the tongue? It means 'good morning'.

Don't forget to mark the 5th of December in your calendar. To the locals, this means one thing — Birthday of King Phumiphon. A major day of celebrations, this is a wonderful time of year to check out the country.

Thankfully Tron isn't going anywhere, so this "Laa gòn ná" doesn't have to be your last!

Seemingly endless security checkpoints, delayed flights and long queues. Airports are often stressful places. Give yourself extra time to find Chiang Mai International Airport (CNX). Located 190 kilometres to the northwest, it's the closest terminal.