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It's all Pai in the sky

A travel blog entry by carsonsontour2

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27th February 2010

Lynne.......



Since we left home over 5 months ago we have met a number of people doing the same trip as us only in reverse. All of them have come through Northern Thailand and all of them have gone to Pai and loved it. It is the one piece of advice they have all give us, 'You MUST go to Pai, you'll …

762 curves of Pai

A travel blog entry by fin5prtw

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Exhausted from our 'VIP', horrifically expensive overnight, awful toilet-smelling bus to Chang Mai, we boarded the minivan to Pai. '762 curves later' - I would call them sharp bends rather than curves - we arrived in Pai, found a lovely little bungalow near the river, and relaxed.

Pai is one of the most beautiful places I have ever been, …

Pai & The Bakery

A travel blog entry by jsnicka

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Please forgive me for the terrible pun in my blog post title, but can you really blame me?

First of all lets rewind back to Chiang Mai on the night of my departure. I went to the muay thai boxing exhibition and it was really good. Very spiritual and all the fighters were very religious and the fights were quite intense and interesting to …

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Pakbeng to the Thai Border

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... Then we all got excited as we anticipated the Thai border on the left hand side of the boat, with the Mekong marking the border between Laos and Thailand. As we approached the border on the left there was a loud cheer as the first Thai flags was seen on the border post, then real houses and roads,at last real signs of civilisation. There was a sense of anticipation on the boat as we could see the end in ...

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