Khiri Mat
Packages in Khiri Mat
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Khiri Mat Vacation Packages
It can be found 220 miles from Bangkok, the capital of Thailand.
Set aside time to go to Mueang Kao, only 14 miles to the north. Be sure to see Sukhothai Historical Park when you get there.
If you the get the opportunity, head to Na Choeng Khiri, 7 miles from Khiri Mat. Here, you can experience Wat Chedi Si Hong and Wat Chetuphon. Wat Sa Si and Ta Pha Dean Shrine are some more sights you should check out. These are about 13 miles out of Khiri Mat, in Yang Sai.
Approximately 14 miles to the north of Khiri Mat is Sukhothai, a regional center where travelers can find Wat Mahathat, Wat Saphan Hin and Wat Chetupon. Don't turn back without having also checked out King Ramkhamhaeng Monument and Wat Sorasak.
The cuisine here has its own sensory stamp, so take the time to sample as much as possible!
Of the many different ingredients you'll find during your dining expedition, vietnamese coriander and culantro are among the most important.
Khao kan chin (steamed pork blood and rice) and khanom chin nam ngiao (rice with pork blood sauce) are two much-loved meals that you have to try.
Looking for a beverage that's alcohol free? Thailand, is the perfect choice.
Learning some of the language is the best way to bridge the cultural divide, so be sure to learn some useful Thai expressions and greetings before you leave. Bpen yàang rai bâang? is the Thai way of saying how are you. Pôot cháa long nòi (please speak more slowly) is another handy one to keep up your sleeve.
You will be pleased to learn that the 5th of December is Birthday of King Phumiphon, a day of celebration throughout the nation.
When you're getting ready to depart, spend what's left of your baht on last-minute gifts and bid "Laa gòn ná" to the interesting people you've met and the landscapes you've seen.
Sukhothai Airport is your most convenient airport at 30 miles to the north, so just make sure that you leave yourself enough time.
