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Bangkok, the country's capital city, stands 55 miles to the east of Tha Maka.

Tha Muang and Ko Samrong are two other places that you should visit while you're in this region.

Sai Yok is 45 miles to the west of Tha Maka. This regional hub is known for Erawan National Park, Hellfire Pass Memorial Museum and Sai Yok National Park Entrance. Soi Nok Waterfall and River Kwai Golf and Country Club are additional sites here that are worth a visit.

Delve into this area's culture by visiting the local restaurants or cafés.

Dine your way through the area and you'll find some of the most recognizable dishes. Pork and jasmine rice are popular ingredients in this particular cuisine.

Khao phat nam phrik long ruea (rice, chili and duck’s eggs) and pad thai (rice noodles) are two meal options you should taste.

This area is also the perfect place to enjoy chaokuai (grass jelly).

Don't forget to loosen up, unwind and satisfy your thirst with Singha, a classic choice amongst the locals here.

Thailand is a beloved alcohol-free beverage that you can readily enjoy at any time of day.

To conclude your dining experience like a local, get some mekhong and sit back after a long day of exploring.

If you're after the perfect wine to complement your meal, why not sample a bottle of sato (rice wine) or chenin blanc?

Knowing a few Thai phrases and expressions can sometimes make the difference between merely scratching the surface and a deep journey through the soul of this region's culture. "Yàak dtên ram măi?" means "Would you like to dance with me?" in Thai. There's also "Kun maa jàak tee năi?", which translates to "Where are you from?"

Birthday of King Phumiphon, on the 5th of December, is a day of national celebration you'll be eager to enjoy.

The unfortunate thing when it comes to vacations is that they always come to a close. Although you might be saying "Laa gòn ná" to Tha Maka, don't forget, you will be welcome to visit again!

When it's time to hit the tarmac, the Don Mueang International Airport is 55 miles east of Tha Maka.