Wat Sing
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Approximately 110 miles south of Wat Sing is where you'll find the notable city of Bangkok.
Ensure that your trip is a memorable one by heading to the nearby natural attractions. Khao Sakae Krang, located just 11 miles away, is highly recommended.
Go and see the Uthai Thani F.C. do their thing at Uthai Thani Stadium. Located in Uthai Thani, it's 13 miles to the north of Wat Sing. Make sure you wear green and white, the colors of the hometown heroes.
Checking out Wat Mahathart Ruins and Khun San Monument in Sankhaburi, some 18 miles from Wat Sing, is worth thinking about.
Don't forget to see Pho Talat Kaeo. It's approximately 50 miles to the southeast of Wat Sing and it features some fantastic visitor attractions, including Wat Khao Wong Kot, Pa Sak Jolasid Dam and Ban Wichayen. Wat Nakhon Kosa and Temple of Great Jewel Relic are some of the other sites that should be included on every traveler's to-do list.
Very often, an area's true essence can be found in its culinary arts.
Be sure to sample some local dishes, such as khao phat nam phrik long ruea (rice, chili and duck’s eggs) and kuai-tiao rat na (wide rice noodles in gravy).
If you want to steer clear of alcohol, Central Thailand is usually available.
The soul of a country resides not only within its scenery, but also in the cadences of its language. Memorizing just a few common words and phrases in Thai will make your journey all the more satisfying. Kun chêu a-rai ? is Thai for what's your name. You should also try pronouncing Yin dee têe dâi róo jàk (pleased to meet you).
Enjoy the strong spirit of national pride on the 5th of December for Birthday of King Phumiphon.
As your sojourn comes to an end, be sure to wave Chai Nat a fond "Laa gòn ná".
Don't fret about catching your flight. Just make sure you remember that the nearest airport is 100 miles to the southeast.