Pai

Pai is a small town in Mae Hong Son Province, Northern Thailand. It is part of the Mae Hong Son Loop, which is route 1095 from Chiang Mai to Mae Hong Son. The city is named after the Pai river. Set in a particularly picturesque valley north of Chiang Mai, Pai is a predominantly tourism-oriented town, offering a relaxed atmosphere with a broad traveller and backpacker scene.

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  • This is a nice place for elephant rides, you even get to swim with them so don't forget to bring your bathing suit there. • Yann P.
  • There's a very relaxed vibe in Pai, it's nice to chill out, have a beer and do nothing. But renting a motor and checking out the area with al the great views is a good thing to do there as well. • Geert J.
  • Pai is worth going when you are travelling in the north of Thailand. This small atmospheric village is very popular among the more back-to-basic traveller. The location is perfect: at a small river in the jungle. The last years this place is getting more and more popular and touristy. Guesthouses … • Johan F.
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Pai Travel Guide is based on Pai by David Tellett, Swissbelg, Kyle, Darlingthailand, Globe-trotter, Cardboardbird, iGuide and others. Pai Travel Guide is available under Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0. See background image credits.