Book Retreats in Kalasin

Book A Yoga Holiday in the Kalasin Province

If you’re looking to relax and unwind, book a yoga holiday in the Kalasin Province of Northeastern Thailand. You’ll be able to experience the traditional Thai culture and soak up the beauty of the region. During your stay, you’ll be able to take part in daily yoga classes and workshops, as well as attend lectures on Thai culture and history.

You’ll also have the opportunity to participate in group activities such as temple visits and hikes in the nearby national parks. After your day’s activities, you can relax with a massage or spa treatment and enjoy the delicious local cuisine. From affordable yoga retreats to the most luxurious resorts and comprehensive programmes, there’s a choice for everyone. Enjoy your stay in this beautiful part of the world and come away feeling refreshed and energised from your Thailand retreat.

Why Go To A Yoga Retreat in Kalasin?

Kalasin is a unique and special place for yoga retreats. It offers many opportunities for practitioners of all levels to enjoy the beauty and tranquillity of the natural environment. From peaceful meditation and yoga classes in the lush jungle to hikes to spectacular waterfalls and local villages, a yoga retreat in Kalasin is sure to be an unforgettable experience.

The local Thais in Kalasin are also extremely friendly and welcoming and are sure to make your stay an even more enjoyable one. With all of these amazing experiences available, it is easy to see why to practice yoga in a retreat in Kalasin is a great option for anyone looking to get away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life.

Some of the best yoga retreats in Thailand aren’t only located in famous touristy areas such as Koh Samui, Koh Phangan, Chiang Mai, Bangkok or Phuket but they can also be found in the Thai province of Kalasin.

What Can I Expect From A Yoga Retreat In Kalasin?

A yoga retreat in Kalasin is an excellent way to unwind and relax in a peaceful, tranquil setting. You can expect to spend your days exploring the local area, enjoying the natural beauty of the surrounding countryside and taking part in yoga classes, meditation and other activities. Some yoga centres are also meditation retreats. These centres can cover different yoga styles, such as Hatha yoga, Yin, Vipassana yoga or Pranayama sessions, depending on the retreat you choose.

You can also expect to be surrounded by like-minded people and enjoy a range of cultural activities such as traditional music and dance. The food served at the retreats is usually organic, vegetarian and locally sourced. Accommodation is usually in a traditional Thai-style setting, often in small bungalows.

Some facilities also provide yoga teacher training where you can learn and develop advanced techniques and yoga postures, while gaining the skills to share your knowledge with everyone with the desire to learn about yoga.

Exploring Kalasin During Your Yoga Retreat Holiday

Best Beaches in Kalasin

Dok Ket Beach

It’s not always necessary to travel to the coast to unwind on a beach in Thailand. Dok ket, a sandy beach in Kalasin’s north, is close to Lam Pao Dam and offers swimming and other entertaining activities.

It’s a fantastic location to visit, similar to being on a beach without the salt water.

You can choose to go on jet skis, banana boats, or just go swimming. The beach area is beautiful, and the water is wonderful and clean. There are numerous food options, restrooms, and change rooms. An excellent location to enjoy a day at the beach without having to travel to the coast!

Things To Do in Kalasin

Sirindhorn Museum

The Sirindhorn Museum is the most comprehensive dinosaur museum in Southeast Asia, displaying the beginning of life and the universe, the evolution of life, and the dinosaur age up until the appearance of humans.

Visitors may also closely observe experts at work as they examine dinosaur fossils, study the operating room, and stand in the same excavation hole where the bones of “Phuwiangosaurus Sirindhornae,” a relatively new dinosaur species discovered in Thailand, were first discovered.

Kaeng Ka-Am waterfall

This waterfall is located on Highway No. 213 55 kilometres from Kalasin on the Kalasin-Sakon Nakhon route.

This cute, little waterfall is the perfect spot to unwind. The ideal place for tanning is a large, open rock plateau where water pours down a long column of surrounding rocks.

Phu Phra National Park

It is in the Ta Kanto district’s Tambon Ta Kanto. Visitors can travel 4 kilometres on the Amphoe Muang-Amphoe Yang Talad-Amphoe Ta Kanto route from the town. It consists of a stone garden within the woodland inside the forest park. Phu Phra Forest Park, which is situated in Tambon Na Tan, was once a part of the Dong Mun National Forest Reserve. It has a magnificent mountain close to the villages. The Phu Phra Forest is a fairly dense forest with wild animals, a lovely stream, and a picturesque vista.

An old stone Buddha statue can be found in the plain on the mountain’s backside. In addition, the woodland park’s intriguing tourist attractions include a large stone cliff that is between 150 and 200 metres wide is called Pha Suay. It is an amazing place to go sightseeing. Tham Siam Sap is a cliff cave that resembles something that was dug with a “Siam” or spade. The cave known as Tham Phra Rot was created when a stone cliff split apart.

Phu Faek Forest Park

You don’t get to witness the remains of an ancient animal that walked the earth millions of years ago every day. You can do this at Phu Faek Forest Park in Kalasin, Thailand. Both parking and park entry are free. The hours of operation are 8:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m.

Spend the day resting and exploring beautiful forest, or simply stop by to have a quick peek at the footsteps. Seeing and touching some actual dinosaur footprints is a very surreal experience.

Ban Phon Phrae Wa

A silk-weaving community may be found in Ban Phon Phrae Wa. The ability to produce such intricate, nearly incomprehensible designs because to the double “ikat” weaving process is what makes this ethnic Phu Thai craft unique. Every textile object must undergo a great deal of laborious effort to become a work of art.

You can find out how silk is manufactured while also learning about the “Phrae Wa” weaving method and some traditional patterns. At Sa Som Homestay, you can spend the night and interact with the hosts while wearing Phu Thai costumes, go on a hike in the nearby forest, and explore the local villagers’ farms.

PHUTTHASATHAN PHU PO

One of the ancient Buddhist places in the province of Kalasin is this hill. A small group of forest monks used to reside here, far from society, from the sixth to the tenth century, during the Dvaravati era. Two prehistoric Reclining Buddha carvings from the eighth or ninth century have been left behind—one on the lower slopes and the other on the peak.

The cravings are still objects of adoration despite being wrapped in gold leaf. The Buddha at the top is seen to be more artistically accomplished. Excellent views can be seen from the top, and the ascent is not too strenuous. There are butterfly colonies, wildflowers, and bamboo clumps to admire.

Wat Si Bun Rueang (Wat Nuea)

The historic temple is located in the Mueang neighbourhood. Many handmade boundary stones from Fa Daet Song Yang Ancient City are kept at the temple. The Ubosot structure is surrounded by the stones.

The boundary stone with flying angels over a Prasat, or palace, symbolised by two arches with the king, queen, and their sons at the bottom is one of the most exquisite examples of Dvaravati art.

Dining Out in Kalasin

Best Restaurants & Bars in Kalasin

Scott’s Bar

Kalasin has a cosy little farang bar. Cold drinks, enjoyable music, and sociable, amiable foreigners.

Suki House

The eatery serves beer and has air conditioning. They offer a fairly expansive menu and a welcoming and observant staff gives a good service. Highly regarded by visitors as a location to visit.

Amuse Coffee

Excellent option for western cuisine, including pizza, steak, salad, and dessert. Although the price is a little above average for the area, the service is good.

Food Markets in Kalasin

The Ricemill Market

A favourite hangout for Thai youth. There are several food sellers with tables and chairs in one tiny tent. Next door, a bigger pavilion is mostly utilised for drinking and listening to music (sometimes live music). A nice spot to unwind and eat meals from the area.