Thapai Spa Camping

84-84/1 Moo 2, T. Mae Hee Pai, 58000, Thailand

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Pai-maculture

A travel blog entry by sean_emily

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... a creamy mud mixture was made. Once at the right consistancy, rice husks were added, mixed; then straw, and mixed for a final time. The mixture was transported into a rectangular mold, and gently lifted out for four mud-bricks. These were left to harden in the sun a few days. Three hundred bricks were needed for the house, by the time we left we were almost finished. The record for one day was some 80 bricks. The house would be supported by 4 large corner logs ...

Tacomepai

A travel blog entry by sean_emily

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... of Pai. Permaculture is such a buz-word in organic farming, we both were interested in learning more about it.

Welcomed by Sandot's right man in action, Ja, who showed us to our lovely little bamboo hut nestled in the forest connected by a mud-brick bathroom with toilet and shower among the trees. tt's so close to nature with the addition of hot water and electricity! Down at the rice patties, our fellow volunteers ...

Tæt på himmelen !

A travel blog entry by caswell

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... og den dejlige mad. Det blev understreget af at Alban ikke var paa toppen. Han var skidt og kastede op foer morgenmaden. Men han blev nu hurtig frisk igen - tror simpelthen det var overanstraengelse efter gaardsdagens strabadser. Vi blev hentet af en bil med baenke paa ladet, og koert de ca 40 minutter tilbage ned til Nest. Her havde vi en dejlig og helt afslappende dag inden vi igen kunne krybe i det sproede hvide sengetoej i de laekre senge og sove endnu en nat taet paa ...

A massive slice of Pai

A travel blog entry by givatts

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... in town at Bigs Little, a small reminder of England through handmade sausages and bacon butties – most definitely the best breakfast we’d had in all Thailand.



During the day the mountains gave us ample opportunity to explore hot springs, caves, canyons and waterfalls but really we spent the majority of our time lounging around. The first couple of days were filled with sight-seeing, I spent a day on a bike and visited Tha ...

Fishing, tubing, cooking and chilling in Pai

A travel blog entry by w_and_p

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... spot!!

So back it was to cooking in the evening, I think after the first meal we were both full and had three more meals to cook and pile through. After eating a couple mouthfuls of the last meal we had to sadly cancel our desert, mango and sticky rice, as we just couldn't face any more food.

Pai town is very small and quaint, relaxation is why people come here. We spent most of the mornings and evenings in hammocks or fishing. I managed ...