Nan Hotels - Reviews and Rates

Over the course of a year, Pua has grown. The best additions to town were two new internet cafes, a 7-11, and a fabulous bakery. Pua is a very chill town. It is a great place to stay if you are on your way to Doi Phu Kha National Park. There are nice views of the farm land in the area, and it is great to get a motorbike and just drive around the...

Pa Klang is a great village to explore. There are three groups who make up the village: Hmong, Mien, and Lua. When you come to the village, you would believe it is a regular Thai village, but once you start listening to conversations, you will find a wide variety of languages spoken. The village is set up on a hill above Sila Laeng. There are th...

More Wat pictures for those of you who find it interesting.

Nan Nan was meant to be our mountain retreat, from all accounts from our guide book it was an un-touristy, quiet, small town with a beautiful temple and mounatins nearby. A place to relax. I found it nothing special - with no mountains to see, it is at least a day trip to get out to the retreat like atmosphere that our guide book suggested (and ...

Kho Phang Nan is a pretty island and I decided to stay in the north at Chaloklum Bay to escape the tourist feel that dominated Chaweng in Samui. Cheap cheap accomodation and very few travellers. Felt quite liberating walking down the seaview road to be the only non Thai there. However the few tourists that I did see where those of the luved up v...