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From Bang Pa-in, Bangkok is about 35 miles to the south, and Hua Hin is 120 miles to the south.

Take a day trip to Ko Rian. It's only 6 miles to the north of Bang Pa-in. Ensure that you see Ayutthaya Historical Park and Wat Ratchaburana while you're there. Also stop at Wat Phra Si Sanphet.

If it's sun and sand you're yearning for, don't ignore Laem Sing Beach, 35 miles to the south of Bang Pa-in. Ya Nui beach, 35 miles to the south, is also worth your time.

This region is graced with some splendid natural spaces. Two worthwhile attractions close by to Bang Pa-in are Sam Lan Waterfall (30 miles away) and Chao Praya River (8 miles away).

Educate yourself on the area's history by checking out Tevaraj-Kanlai Gate.

Sports lovers should experience a game at SCG Stadium. It's in Bangkok, about 20 miles to the south of Bang Pa-in. When the game's over, meet up with the friendly locals in one of the nearby bars.

Try to get out to Talat Kriap. It's roughly 3 miles away from Bang Pa-in, and where you can find Wat Yai Chaimongkon and Wat Phanan Choeng. Another option is Ban Lam Rua Taek. It's 7 miles away from Bang Pa-in, and is the home of Pinehurst Golf and Country Club and Bang Sai Royal Folk Arts and Crafts Centre.

Approximately 7 miles to the northeast of Bang Pa-in is Khan Ham, a regional center where you'll find Elephant Kraal, Wat Phra Mahathat and Chan Kasem National Museum. Chao Sam Phraya Museum and Wat Phra Ram are two more choices that await you here.

Don't miss the opportunity to spoil your taste buds in this region's enticing bars and cafés.

Any well-versed foodie should be sure they sample khao phat nam phrik long ruea (rice, chili and duck’s eggs) and kuai tiao ruea (boat noodles) before moving on to any other local dishes.

Central Thailand is a common non-alcoholic option that one can enjoy no matter the time.

Authentic travel involves so much more than ticking off the sights. It's also about the poetry, songs and stories of a country. Your journey will be far more rewarding if you make the effort to learn just a few day-to-day words, sayings and salutations in Thai. Kŏr tôht means excuse me. Sùk san wan gèrt (happy birthday) is also helpful.

A lively day of national celebration, Birthday of King Phumiphon is something that you won't want to miss. It all kicks off on the 5th of December.

As the sun sets on your adventures, spend your remaining baht on last-minute souvenirs and bid "Laa gòn ná" to the interesting characters you've met and the beautiful places you've been.

If you're arriving and departing by plane, you'll want to know that the most convenient airport is roughly 20 miles to the south.

At this point in time, there aren't many places to stay on our Bang Pa-in hotels page, so book early on to avoid disappointment.

The following Bang Pa-in accommodations are worth looking into, the At Ayutthaya Hotel and Bang Pa-in Place