Mae Hong Son Mountain Inn & Resort
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...Oops, gettin' a little behind here!
... the top, we finally came to a little town where the resevour was called Pang Ung, a little village that looks like it came out of a combination of National Geographic, Landscape Design, and Floral Architecture magaziines. It was picture perfect, immaculate and beautiful!
But, it was designated as a National Royal Project Village, so the government somehow chooses these villages and then puts up the money for the kind of facelift that achieved ...
Pai in love
... which was essentially one of 4 thatched huts. We were lucky (?) enough to get the loft of the hut, which required us to climb up a bamboo ladder with all of our belongings to sleep in the roof of the hut on mats within mosquito nets.
The next day we leisurely enjoyed our day, writing postcards, reading, strolling around the town, and were delighted to return to the hostel to find our British friend Tom in a hammock in the common ...
Peacfull Village
... the village which was at the top of a mountain there was nothing for miles. But, at the very top of the mtn they had a cell tower and some people living outside of the village had sattelite dishes!
The people in this village were from the Karen tribe. They grow the coffee, harvest clean and sort the coffee for baging. It was interesting to see....the young man that gave us a tour ...
Rafting through the Jungle to a Mountainside Town
... a few western tourists around but as in Pai there seemed to be a lot of local Thai tourists here as well.
Had dinner in a restuarant and grabbed a bit of streetside food before heading back to the gueesthouse. Prior to going to bed could see some floating laterns being released from near the Wat. Interestingly it seemed that some of these also contained fireworks and after having risen up into the air you could see the firework igniting.
Day 3 - Quite ...
The beautiful north-west
From Pai we took another twisting-turning-stomach-churning bus ride to Mae Hong Son, and weirdly ended up on the same bus as our old friend Andrew (which is a pretty big coincidence as there are buses every hour).
Mae Hong Son is a stunning example of how beautiful the Burmer border region of Thailand is and that's a definitely worth a visit. There's a picture-postcard lake in the centre of the ...
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