2025 Pai Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in July)

📍Pai, Thailand – The Craziest Burger Spot Ever! The best burger I’ve ever had in my life – no joke! Found this wild little joint in Pai with the boldest sign and unforgettable vibes. If you’re in Pai, don’t miss this place! 🔥 The flavors hit different, and the place is full of quirky, grungy energy – like a punk rock burger shrine. 👉 Please, just try it. You’ll thank me later. #PaiThailand #BestBurger #HiddenGem #TripMoments #BackpackerEats #LittleBuri #yathra

Rented a bike and rode through heaven — from Pai to Mae Hong Son to Chiang Mai. Endless curves, misty mountains, kind people, and freedom in every mile. One of the most unforgettable journeys of my life. 🛵🌄🇹🇭 Stopped at small roadside shops, tasted the best noodle soups, grilled meats, and sweet smiles from locals. #ThailandMoments #MotorbikeLoop #MaeHongSonLoop #TripWithSoul #yathra ##TripMoments ##gowithtrip

📍Nan Province 👉🏻 Khong Phap Pha 👉🏻 Na Khao Rao Nan 👉🏻 Phukha Mountain Peak 👉🏻 Charm at Bo Kluea 👉🏻 Viewpoint in front of Wat Sapan 👉🏻 Stop Time Cafe 👉🏻 Road No. 3 👉🏻 Srinaman Srinaman 👉🏻 Rong Bam Pua Cafe & Eatery 👉🏻 Utopua Resort, accommodation in Pua, Nan Province 👉🏻 GOODFARM - Suan Pak Kut Himmon 👉🏻 6W7V+C4V, Tambon Sathan, Amphoe Pua 📍Kanchanaburi Province 👉🏻 Bridge over the River Kwai 👉🏻 Mulberry Mellow 👉🏻 CHAN Nature Cafe 👉🏻 Leaf Lake Kan Resort 👉🏻 Thong Pha Phum National Park 👉🏻 Jok Kradin Waterfall 👉🏻 Viewpoint at Noen Chang Suk 👉🏻 E-Tong Village 👉🏻 Mon Bridge 👉🏻 Wat Wang Wiwekharam 📍Mae Hong Son Province 👉🏻 Ob Luang 👉🏻 Bo Kaew Pine Forest 👉🏻 Doi Kong Mu Pagoda 👉🏻 Sutong Pe Bridge 👉🏻 Pang Ung 👉🏻 Ban Lee Wine Rak Thai 👉🏻 Ban Cha Bo 👉🏻 Tham Lod 👉🏻 Pai Walking Street 👉🏻 Pai Canyon 👉🏻 Pai Historical Bridge 👉🏻 Kho Ku So Wooden Bridge 📍Chiang Mai Province 👉🏻 Huai Kukkap 👉🏻 Ban Na Lao Mai 👉🏻 Ban Pa Bong Piang 👉🏻 San Pa Kia 👉🏻 Doi Bo Luang Forest Park 👉🏻 Mae Kampong 👉🏻 Mae Mae Tree House 👉🏻 Mueang Kong 👉🏻 Mon Son 👉🏻 Doi Pui 📍Loei Province 👉🏻 Chiang Khan Skywalk 👉🏻 Phu Ruea National Park 👉🏻 Phu Kradueng National Park 👉🏻 Chiang Khan Walking Street 👉🏻 Phra That Si Song Rak 👉🏻 Wat Neramit Vipassana 👉🏻 Phu Pa Po, Fuji of Loei 👉🏻 Phu Tok 👉🏻 Tai Dam Cultural Village, Ban Na Pa Naat 👉🏻 Kaeng Kut Khu 👉🏻 Chiang Khan Walking Street #TravelPlan #TravelNan #NanInRainySeason #NanIsWorthVisiting #BoKluea #Pua #Nan #TravelKanchanaburi #KanchanaburiAccommodation #MaeHongSon #ChiangMaiTravel #TravelLoei

Doi Thong, located within Mae Ngao National Park in Sop Moei District, Mae Hong Son Province, is a popular destination for adventurous hikers who love exploring pristine and tranquil natural settings. The trail to Doi Thong is considered one of the most challenging hiking routes in northern Thailand, with its highest point at Khun Nam Ngao offering panoramic views of the complex mountain ranges. One of the main highlights of Doi Thong is witnessing the sunrise and morning sea of mist, which leaves a lasting impression on visitors, especially during the cool winter months when the scenery is exceptionally clear. Along the hiking trail, travelers can experience diverse biodiversity, including mixed deciduous forests, bamboo groves, rare plant species, and various wildlife. Due to the steep and lengthy nature of the trail, it is recommended for experienced hikers who are well-prepared with proper gear, clothing, and food supplies. Additionally, contacting the national park staff in advance for advice on the route and arranging a local guide is highly recommended for safety. Doi Thong is an ideal destination for those seeking tranquility, natural beauty, and a challenging hiking experience. Visitors not only enjoy breathtaking views but also gain an appreciation for the ecological significance of Thailand's watershed forests. Additional Information: Mae Ngao National Park Tel: 053-611-242 Notify park staff at least 7 days before your trip. Recommended visiting period: November – February.

#Tourist attraction list 🌲 Pai is the most famous tourism district in Mae Hong Son Province. It is suitable for visiting because it has rice fields, mist, rivers, hot springs and mountains. Today, I would like to recommend 9 places to visit in Pai that you should not miss. ♥ Tha Pai Historical Bridge It is an old wooden bridge that was built during World War II by Japanese soldiers to cross the river and transport supplies. 📍Location: 7FW8+X2F, Mae Hee Subdistrict, Pai District, Mae Hong Son 🕜 Opening hours: 24 hours ♥ Tha Pai Hot Springs It is a hot spring. You can soak your body and feet in the recommended pools and signs. You can also boil eggs in the hot spring. 📍Location: 8F5F+67M, Mae Hee Subdistrict, Pai District, Mae Hong Son 🕜 Opening hours: 8:00 AM - 6:00 PM ♥ Pai Canyon It is a natural standing earthen pillar that is strong, but it is a narrow walkway. Both sides are high valleys. Tourists like to come to watch the sunset. 📍Location: 8F43+F22, Mae Hee Subdistrict, Pai District, Mae Hong Son 🕜 Opening hours: 8:00 AM - 7:00 PM ♥ Yunlai Sea of ​​Mist A village located on a high mountaintop. There is a teahouse and a viewpoint where you can see the city of Pai in all directions. 📍Location: 999W+J56, Wiang Tai Subdistrict, Pai District, Mae Hong Son 🕜 Opening hours: 5:00 AM - 8:00 PM ♥ Yunnan Chinese Village, Santichon Village A village with Yunnan-style Chinese restaurants. There is a village where you can stop to take beautiful photos, showing the way of life. There is also a grocery store, souvenirs, and souvenirs for tourists to stop by. 📍Location: 9CF2+392, Santichon Village, Village 5, Wiang Tai Subdistrict, Wiang Tai Subdistrict, Pai District, Mae Hong Son 🕜 Opening hours: 5:00 AM - 6:00 PM ♥ Khok Ku So Bamboo Bridge Located at Ban Pam Bok, it was built as a tourist attraction called a merit bridge. However, the road up is very narrow and steep. It is recommended to be careful while driving up. If it is dark, you should not come up. 📍Location: 89FV+273, Tung Yao Subdistrict, Pai District, Mae Hong Son 🕜 Opening hours: 24 hours ♥ Wat Phra That Mae Yen It is a temple with a long staircase leading to a white Buddha statue called Phra Phuttha Lokuttara Maha Muni, a large statue. 📍Location: 8FX3+VHX, Mae Hi Subdistrict, Pai District, Mae Hong Son 🕜 Opening hours: 5:30 a.m. - 7:00 p.m. ♥ Pai Walking Street A walking street that gathers food, shops, and souvenirs to truly welcome tourists to Pai. 📍Location: 9C5R+VW5, Wiang Tai Subdistrict, Pai District, Mae Hong Son 🕜 Opening hours: 6:00 p.m. - 10:00 p.m. ♥ Coffee in Love It is a check-in point that has been with Pai for a long time. Anyone who comes must stop by. It is a cafe with food and drinks and a beautiful view of both trees and flowers. 📍Location: 8CQM+96G, Tung Yao Subdistrict, Pai District, Mae Hong Son 🕜 Opening hours: 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM #Pai #PaiTravel #MaeHongSon #MaeHongSonTravel

#GetDiscountsWithoutLuck Collection of places to visit to end the cold in the popular province of 'Mae Hong Son' where you will never get bored 01 Ban Rak Thai 02 Miwo camping 03 Rak Thai Chinese School 04 Pang Ung 05 Pong Nam Ron Muang Pang 06 Yun Lai 07 Santichon Village 08 Santichon School 09 Mon Ko Cafe 10 Pai Basecamp 11 Pai Lamoon Valley 12 Ban Cha Bo 13 Art Farm Cafe 14 Lan Hin Pum, Ban Pha Puek 15 Asa Pa Homestay 16 Kong Lan (Pai Canyon) 17 Pai Walking Street Before the good weather ends Plan your trip and go!! #MaeHongSon #VisitMaeHongSon #triptakesyoutoflyandaskfornewyearblessings #MaeHongSonCityofThreeMist

Location: Ta-Pai Memorial Bridge The Historic Ta-Pai Bridge in Mae Hong Son Atmosphere: The Historic Ta-Pai Bridge is a charming green steel-framed wooden bridge. The surrounding area has souvenir shops, food stalls, and coffee shops where you can take a break and snap some photos. The dark green steel bridge spans the Pai River and serves as a gateway to Pai District, connecting the road from Chiang Mai to Pai District in Mae Hong Son Province.

#tripflyingtoprayfornewyear Location: Tha Pai Hot Spring Tha Pai Hot Spring, Mae Hong Son Atmosphere: Tha Pai Hot Spring is located in Mae Hi Subdistrict, Pai District, Mae Hong Son Province. It is a natural hot spring surrounded by mountains and forests. It is in Huai Nam Dang National Park, near Pai town. There are separate male and female shower rooms. There are many pools to soak in, each with its own temperature. The morning fee for adults is 60 baht for Thais and 300 baht for foreigners. If you have a car or motorcycle, you have to pay extra. 📍Address: 8F5F+67M, Unnamed Rd, Mae Hi, Pai District, Mae Hong Son 58130

Location: Coffee in Love Pai, Mae Hong Son Atmosphere: One of the best coffee shops in Pai with a stunning view. The balcony overlooks beautiful green valleys and towering mountains in the distance. Perfect for enjoying the scenery and experiencing nature. The cheesecake is delicious, and the coffee is decent. The shop is very beautiful with a great atmosphere. 📍Address: 8CQM+96G, Thung Yao, Pai District, Mae Hong Son 58130

#tripflyingtoprayfornewyear Location: Pai Nai Fun, Pai in my dreams, accommodation in Pai Atmosphere: Clean rooms, cutely decorated, with refrigerator, TV, air conditioner, hot water. The location is right next to the river. There is a place to sit and relax. The atmosphere is great. In the evening, walk across the bridge a little bit and you will reach the walking street. There is parking. The staff is kind and impressive. As for the journey, it is quite difficult. It is in a deep alley, very narrow road, cars cannot pass each other. But overall, it is worth the difficulty of traveling. 📍Address: 236 Moo 1, Ban Hee Subdistrict, Pai District, Mae Hong Son Province, Mae Hong Son 58130

📍🇹🇭Pai, Thailand | Pai, Thailand Three hours by bus from Chiang Mai There is a city called Pai that is so cozy that it is said that backpackers sink there. Pai, with its nostalgic atmosphere, is really recommended for relaxing Introducing cozy cafes in Pai Every place was so good that I ended up staying for 2-3 hours... There were many more, but I couldn't finish them all and I want to visit again 1st and 2nd photos: lalamal cafe @lalamal.cafe You can work remotely, or just have coffee in the morning, afternoon, or even just coffee◉ The first photo shows people working! 3rd, 4th, and 5th photos: Art in Chai @artinchai The chai is so delicious! A wonderful space that regularly holds live performances 6th, 7th, and 8th photos: Malamong art cafe @malamong_art_cafe_pai A mysterious space where you can drink tea. The miscellaneous goods are also cute! ! #overseas travel trip #thailand #pai

#Nature attractions There is accommodation in #Pai, Mae Hong Son Province, which I visited in early November. I would like to recommend this accommodation. #Pha Long Dao Accommodation | Flower Garden | Mist The accommodation is located in Santichon Village, near the fog viewpoint where many people who visit Pai will come up to see the fog in this area. The room is spacious, with a large bed and complete amenities. The bathroom has a water heater. In addition to staying here, it is like visiting a large flower garden in front of the accommodation (Chiu Yu Farm). You will definitely have beautiful pictures with the flower garden to take home. In addition to the large flower garden, this place is also outstanding with a swimming pool in the middle of the valley. You can swim and enjoy the view of the flower garden. That's not all, this place also has a restaurant and a cafe. The food here is in Thai-Yunnan style. For dinner, I ate here with a set of pork fondue. They gave a lot of it. I sat and ate in the restaurant and cafe area. I looked down and saw the view of the flower garden. It was another beautiful corner. I woke up as expected. I found fog all over the accommodation. The air was quite cool. For anyone who visits Pai And if you want to come up and stay with this kind of accommodation atmosphere, come stay at Pha Long Dao. 📌Location: Santichon Village, Pai District, Mae Hong Son Province #Pha Long Dao #Plai Accommodation #Mae Hong Son Accommodation #Pai Attractions #Pai Flower Garden #Chiu Wee Farm #tripzeed

‘Santichon Village’ is a small village in Pai district that has been influenced by the culture of Yunnan Chinese who migrated during the Chinese revolution in 1950. At first glance, it resembles Rak Thai Village, but it scores higher in terms of tranquility and numerous photo spots. These include unique orange clay houses, towering gray brick fortresses, woven wooden bridges, and expansive ponds. There are also shops selling tea, tribal costumes, souvenirs, and more. Don't miss trying Yunnan-style food here. Any random restaurant you pick is guaranteed to be delicious as the recipes are quite similar. We tried eating at ‘Mittraphap Pai’ restaurant, and the must-try dish is the intensely flavored pork leg. When eaten with mantou, it blends perfectly. The serving size is large enough for 2-3 people. The vegetable dishes are also fresh and sweet as if they were just picked from the farm. It's an extremely satisfying breakfast.

Traveler's Grave Pai, Hippie Paradise Pai. Anyone who comes here can relax and feel at ease. During sunset time, all the travelers in town gather at the sunset spot. When you come to Pai, make sure to visit Two Hearts Cafe. It operates from 10 AM to 9 PM, but everyone leaves after sunset. Address: 8FC4+R42, Rural Rd Mae Hong Son 4024, Mae Hi, Pai District, Mae Hong Son 58130, Thailand

my favourite place on earth. pai. a tiny little village hidden away in northern thailand, a 4 hour drive from the popular tourist destination- chiang mai. i originally came here for 3 days but fell in love with it and returned for a month (and i absolutely would do longer). there’s so many places to explore by bike. this little chinatown on top of a hill we found unexpectedly when we just went on a drive🤩 #100WaysOfTravel #Pai #thailand #southeastasia #backpacking

Drive to Pai, a small town in the mist ………………………………………. Have you ever asked yourself how much you know about Pai District? If you only know it briefly or have only traveled there, we are friends. Today, I will take everyone to get to know Pai, with a local who will take you on a tour for real, until you have to change your feeling about this district. Let me tell you that before, I thought that Pai was nothing. I only knew it briefly from a movie, or I knew it because I had to drive to Mae Hong Son and passed by here. But this time, I will erase that feeling from my memory because Pai, this name is really good. On this trip, my friends and I drove from Chiang Mai to stay in Pai for one night. We had a local who welcomed us very well. If anyone is interested in tour services, you can contact BIG BUDDY or call 0979196992. There are hiking, camping, boating, and ATV riding. I guarantee that you will be able to travel to Pai in an unseen way. #Rent a car to travel

The Tha Pai Historical Bridge is one of the key landmarks in Pai District, Mae Hong Son Province. This beautiful bridge not only serves as a connection between the two banks of the Pai River but also attracts numerous tourists every year due to its fascinating history. ### History The Tha Pai Historical Bridge was constructed in 1940 during World War II. It was initially built for transportation and travel within the area. During that period, the bridge played a crucial role in the transportation of goods and supplies. Today, it has become a popular tourist destination, well-maintained and restored for visitors. ### Highlights 1. **Architecture**: The bridge is made of wood and features charming traditional architecture. 2. **Scenery**: The area around the bridge offers stunning views of the Pai River and surrounding mountains, making it a perfect spot for photography. 3. **Activities**: Visitors can stroll along the bridge to enjoy the views or rent bicycles to explore the surrounding area. 4. **History**: There is interesting information about the bridge's history and its past uses. ### Getting There You can reach the Tha Pai Historical Bridge by: - **Car**: It's a short 3-kilometer drive from Pai town to the bridge. - **Bicycle or Motorcycle**: These are popular ways to explore Pai and the bridge. ### Opening Hours The Tha Pai Historical Bridge is open all day, and visitors can come at any time without any entrance fee. The Tha Pai Historical Bridge is a must-visit landmark when traveling to Pai. Its beauty and intriguing history will make your trip meaningful and memorable!

Kiew Lom Viewpoint, located at curve 681 near Huai Nam Dang National Park in Pai District, Mae Hong Son Province, is a rest stop with restroom facilities and souvenir shops. Local villagers sell forest products and strawberries at reasonable prices. This spot is renowned for its stunning sunset views and winter sea of mist. It's also famous for the beautiful pink blossoms of cherry trees or wild Himalayan cherry. The scenery at Kiew Lom Viewpoint is breathtaking, with clear skies and unobstructed views stretching as far as the eye can see.

#thailandtrip This is a mountain town located near the Chiang Mai province in Thailand 🇹🇭 .You can still go around the town on a motorcycle. The name of the city is called Pai. If you take a small car from the Chiang Mai bus terminal, you only pay 150 baht. (I don't know if the price has changed now) When I got there, I rented a small scooter and paid only 150 baht for the rental fee. Not busy with motorbikes, all tourists. Feel the nature, farms and hills are the signature of Pai town. #thailand #localguides #thailandtrip

#myitinerary #100WaysOfTravel Day 1: Visited Jingjai Market, Chiang Mai - [Must-Visit Attractions] 1. Jingjai Market - Explore organic products and local crafts. 2. Art in Paradise - Interactive 3D art museum, great for families. 3. Old City - Historical sites and beautiful temples. - [Must-Try Food] 1. The Larder Cafe - Freshly brewed coffee and homemade pastries. 2. Huen Phen - Authentic Khao Soi. 3. Tong Tem Toh - Northern Thai dishes, especially the Sai Oua. - [Accommodation] Recommended Area for Accommodation Nimmanhaemin Road Hotel Name: Maya Lifestyle Shopping Center Hotel Address :55 Huaykaew Rd, Tambon Chang Phueak, Mueang Chiang Mai District, Chiang Mai 50300 - [Photo Spots] 1. Tha Phae Gate - Iconic ancient city gate. 2. Wat Phra Singh - Golden stupas and serene monks. 3. Nimmanhaemin Road - Trendy street art and cafes. - [Tips] - Visit Jingjai Market early for the best selection. - Rent a scooter to explore the Old City at your own pace. Day 2: Visited Pai - [Must-Visit Attractions] 1. Pai Canyon - Stunning views and adventurous walks. 2. Tha Pai Hot Springs - Natural hot springs in a lush setting. 3. Pai Walking Street - Night market with crafts and street food. - [Must-Try Food] 1. Om Garden Cafe - Vegetarian dishes and smoothies. 2. Witching Well - Gourmet burgers and salads. 3. Pai Coffee - Local coffee brews. - [Accommodation] Recommended Area for Accommodation Near Pai Walking Street Hotel Name: Pai Village Boutique Resort & Farm Hotel Address: 88 Moo 3, Wiang Tai, Pai, Mae Hong Son 58130 - [Photo Spots] 1. World War II Memorial Bridge - Historic and scenic. 2. Viewpoint on the road to Pai - Overlooking valleys and hills. 3. Bamboo Bridge - Picturesque wooden bridge over rice fields. - [Tips] - Rent a motorbike to explore the countryside around Pai. - Evening is the best time for Pai Walking Street to avoid the heat. Day 3: Visited Doi Inthanon - [Must-Visit Attractions] 1. Doi Inthanon Summit - Highest point in Thailand with a stupa. 2. King and Queen Pagodas - Twin pagodas with gardens and views. 3. Wachirathan Waterfall - Powerful waterfall with easy access. - [Must-Try Food] 1. The Royal Project Restaurant - Dishes made with local produce. 2. Hmong Market - Traditional Hmong snacks and crafts. 3. Inthanon Coffee House - Coffee made from local beans. - [Accommodation] Recommended Area for Accommodation Near Doi Inthanon National Park Hotel Name: Touch Star Resort Hotel Address: 130/1 Moo 2 Tambon Ban Luang, Amphoe Chom Thong, Chang Wat Chiang Mai 50160 - [Photo Spots] 1. Ang Ka Nature Trail - Mossy forest and rare birds. 2. King and Queen Pagodas - Architectural beauty against mountain backdrop. 3. Sunset at Doi Inthanon - Stunning sunset view

#hikingtime Pai Canyon, known locally as Kong Lan, offers one of the most exhilarating hiking experiences in Northern Thailand. With its stunning panoramic views, narrow trails, and dramatic landscapes, Pai Canyon is a must-visit for adventurers and nature lovers exploring the region. Challenging Trails and Breathtaking Scenery The trails at Pai Canyon are both challenging and rewarding. The paths are narrow, sometimes just a few feet wide, with steep drops on either side, which adds a thrilling element to the hike. As you navigate these ridges, you are treated to expansive views of the surrounding mountains and valleys, particularly mesmerizing at sunrise or sunset when the sky is painted in vibrant hues. Ideal for Photography Pai Canyon is a photographer's paradise. The unique terrain, characterized by deep reds and browns of the eroded soil, contrasts beautifully with the lush greenery that sprouts after the rainy season. The natural beauty and dramatic contours of the landscape provide endless opportunities for capturing stunning photographs that encapsulate the rugged charm of Northern Thailand. Visitor Tips - Safety First: The paths can be quite narrow and slippery, especially after rain. Wear sturdy footwear and proceed with caution. - Visit at Golden Hour: For the best views and photography lighting, plan your hike around sunrise or sunset. The cooler temperatures during these times also make for a more comfortable trek. - Bring Essentials: There are no facilities at Pai Canyon, so bring water, snacks, and sunscreen. A hat and sunglasses will also make your hike more comfortable. Perfect Spot for a Sunset Many visitors and locals flock to Pai Canyon to catch the sunset, which is nothing short of spectacular from this vantage point. The sun dipping below the horizon bathes the entire area in golden light, creating a magical atmosphere that's perfect for ending a day of exploration. #PaiCanyon #AdventureThailand #SunsetViews #HikingThailand #PaiAdventure

#nightmarkets Pai Walking Street comes alive at night, transforming into a bustling bazaar that offers a delightful mix of artisanal crafts, local cuisine, and lively entertainment. Nestled in the picturesque town of Pai in northern Thailand, this nightly market is a must-visit for travelers looking to experience the local culture and vibrant community spirit. Eclectic Shopping Experience As you wander down Pai Walking Street, you'll be greeted by rows of stalls featuring handmade jewelry, unique crafts, and vintage clothing. Local artisans proudly display their work, providing visitors with a chance to purchase one-of-a-kind souvenirs and gifts. The variety is impressive, ensuring there's something to catch the eye of every visitor. Gastronomic Delights Food is a major highlight of Pai Walking Street. The air is filled with the aromas of street food that range from traditional Thai dishes to international flavors. Don't miss out on trying some local favorites like Khao Soi (creamy coconut curry noodle soup) or fresh mango sticky rice. Food stalls also offer an array of vegan and vegetarian options, ensuring everyone finds something delicious to savor. Cultural Atmosphere The street is more than just a shopping destination; it's a cultural hub where musicians, street performers, and artists converge to showcase their talents. The atmosphere is festive and friendly, with live music often setting the backdrop for an evening of exploration and enjoyment. Pai Walking Street is not just a place to shop and eat; it's where you experience the heartbeat of the town. Visitor Tips - Best Time to Visit: The market starts to pick up around sunset and remains lively until about 10:00 PM. Arriving early can help you avoid the larger crowds that form as the night progresses. - Cash is King: Many vendors do not accept credit cards, so be sure to carry cash to ensure you can enjoy everything on offer. - Respect Local Customs: Pai is a relaxed town, but showing respect for local customs and traditions is important. Dress appropriately and be mindful of your behavior as you interact with locals and fellow tourists. Pai Walking Street offers a fantastic blend of culture, commerce, and cuisine, making it a vibrant centerpiece of nightlife in Pai. Whether you're shopping for handmade goods, tasting the local cuisine, or enjoying the live performances, Pai Walking Street provides an unforgettable experience under the stars in one of Thailand's most charming towns. #PaiWalkingStreet #PaiNightMarket #ThailandTravel #StreetFood #ArtisanMarket

Escape to a serene oasis at Pai Village Boutique Resort, nestled in the heart of Pai's vibrant walking street. Immerse yourself in the lush greenery and eco-friendly vibe of this tranquil retreat. 🍃 Rooms here are a unique blend of rustic charm and luxury, with standalone wooden cottages that make you feel at one with nature. 🏡 Wake up to the freshness of farm-grown produce and homemade fruit jams that tantalize your taste buds. The complimentary minibar is the cherry on top of your stay! Dine under the stars at the Blue Ox Jazz Bar, where the melody of live music complements the delectable flavors of freshly prepared dishes. 🎷🍽️ Experience exceptional service in an environment so clean and welcoming, you'll never want to leave. 📍88 Moo 3 Vieng Tai Pai District, Pai, Mae Hong Son Province, 58130, Thailand – where your eco-conscious adventure awaits! #Pai #PaiHotel #PaiTravel

"Yunlai Sea of ​​Mist Viewpoint": This is a viewpoint where you can see the entire city of Pai. The air is fresh and cool. There is an area for camping and tents for rent. There are bedding and separate male and female bathrooms. The bathrooms are clean. The service is good. There is a small shop upstairs. In the morning, there is rice porridge for sale. As for parking, if your car is not fast enough, there is a parking lot below the accommodation. For those who can handle it, you can park upstairs. The way up is quite steep. There is a parking lot. The atmosphere here is very good. I highly recommend it :) ⏰️During the trip: February 📌Location: Santichon Village, Wiang Tai Subdistrict, Pai District, Mae Hong Son Province 🏷Price: 100 baht per person for pitching a tent Tent rental fee: 500 baht per 2 people (with bedding) 🚙Parking: There is a large parking lot #MaeHongSon #PaiTravel #SeaOfMistViewpoint

🏮 Yunlai Viewpoint "Yunlai Sea of ​​Mist" Located at Santichon Village, Wiang Tai Subdistrict, Pai District, Mae Hong Son Province Which is a beautiful viewpoint for watching the sea of ​​mist and the sunrise in the morning of Pai District. There are red Chinese lanterns on the way up to contrast with the lush green nature, creating colorfulness to welcome you between both sides of the way up The entrance fee is 20 baht per person. On top, there is a coffee shop Yunnan Chinese-style houses and a tent site (100 baht per person, tent rental 500 baht per person) Walking around, there are cute photo spots to capture the atmosphere to take back home At 9 am, there is still fog covering the entire area. The temperature is about 22 degrees in the early morning before sunrise, it must be colder than this Looking down below, you can see Santichon Village Colorful houses with mountains in the background It is an impressive viewpoint and should be seen with your own eyes at least once 📍Yunlai Sea of ​​Mist Shuttle bus fee in front of Santichon Village 300 baht/10 people Entrance fee 20 baht per person ⏰ Opening-closing hours: 05:30–20:00 (open every day) #WinterTravel #MaeHongSonTravel #NorthernTravelForWinter #BeautifulPhotoTouristPlaces #PaiTouristPlaces #YunLaiSeaOfFog

The viewpoint is about 1 kilometer away from Santichon Village. The way up is quite steep and narrow. Some parts are divided into one-way routes. Most tourists gather in the early morning at Santichon Village to rent a car from the villagers to go up to see the sea of ​​fog. 💰 Price 300 baht (can accommodate about 10 people) 👉🏻 Can I bring my own car up??: We rented a van to travel anyway. The driver is experienced and has often taken tourists up, so we didn't have to rent a car from the villagers. So we think that if you have been here before, you can drive up by yourself. But if you come by yourself, I recommend renting a car from the villagers for safety. ⭐️ Highlight: Sit and enjoy the morning view, watch the sea of ​​fog, sip hot tea, eat steamed buns. The cool air is soooooo good. 📌 Wiang Tai Subdistrict, Pai District, Mae Hong Son Province 🎟️ Admission fee 20 baht per person 💰 Open for visits: 05.30-18.00 #WinterTravel #MaeHongSonTravel #PaiTravel #MaeHongSon #Pai #SeaofFog #BeautifulPhotoSpots

#Singapore, Malaysia and Thailand City Attractions #Thailand #Overseas Travel Pai, located in the mountainous area of ​​northern Thailand, is a well-known tourist town, famous for its many popular attractions and leisurely slow life. If you travel to Chiang Mai, you might as well spend two or three days visiting Pai. It takes 3 hours to drive from Chiang Mai to Pai. The winding mountain road has many bends, so it will be a big challenge for those who are prone to motion sickness. Most people choose to go to Chiang Mai Bus Terminal to take a Mini Van, while some choose to rent a car and drive themselves. Pai's attractions are relatively scattered, so it is recommended to rent a motorcycle or join a tour group from Chiang Mai. ✅Popular attractions in Pai include: World War II Memorial, Big Tree, Inverted House, Coffee In Love, Strawberry Garden, Pai Canyon, Yunlai Observation Deck, etc.

#ThailandTravel 📍Yun Lai Viewpoint ✔️Admission fee 20 baht It is located 15 minutes away from Pai city by motorbike. It is a viewpoint where you can see Pai city at a glance. However, it is greatly affected by the weather, so it would be better to go on a clear day. A small shop sells morning bread and coffee, and a cute cat welcomes you. It is not fancy, but the modest scenery is a place that heals the mind, so it was good to visit without burden during the Pai trip.