Pai Resorts

... there and have access to their pools and such. When we went, we found there really wasn't an area for camping and the main resorts just kept pointing us on down the road.    We finally arrived at the actual hot springs, parked, and walked up to ...

... has drawn a lot of Pai’s travelers away to the competition. The great hope seems to be with Thai tourism as many resorts we’ve seen are clearly pitching to the Thai middle class, sometimes not even bothering to post signs in English. Whether ...

... up to 1 hour. When you arrive in Pai don't just limit yourself to guest houses in the town. There are some amazing resorts and guest houses on the outskirts of town.  One of the wonderful things about Pai is its artist community which is expressed ...

... ;took a minivan to Pai. Mere 3 hours later we were in a pretty town of Pai where almost all bars, resorts and restaurants had "Pai" in their name. We quickly found a nice resort to stay at, just a couple of minutes walk from ...

... and dinner. Today we hired a bike to see what the surrounding area had to offer. We set out through the rolling countryside past resorts, farms and elephant camps. We stopped at the latter for a few quick photos with a 32 year old female named Hung Dee ...

... hot springs, and also to Jay's village 5 kilometers from Pai town, I was surprised to see so many guesthouse and bungalow resorts. The tourists, including the backpackers, all seem to rent scooters and stay outside of town. Pai is a home base for ...

... to explore the mountains - around Pai there are hot springs, waterfalls, a canyon, and several Buddhist temples. Pai canyon and Pai tree house resorts are lovely spots to watch the sunset over the mountains (around 6.30). Head home, shower, pop into ...

... rooted massage parlors, the wickedly inexpensive river side bungalows with modern but traditionally integrated and sculpted hill side resorts and spas. And all of it is strung together through the threads of respecting the natural landscape and the ...

... for the slight damages. Pai, although a very small town, is extremely touristy.  We were shocked at the number of spas and resorts in the area, and we decided to leave quickly the next morning to make our way to Mae Hong Son.  Before leaving ...

... como barcos en forma de casa, algunos con karaoke otros con musica de sonido..y buffet para cenar..Auspiciado por los hotelitos resorts de los alrededores. Se nos pasaron cuatro días en ese territorio, fuimos a las cascadas donde me picotearon los ...

... or 400cc motorbike booked through AYA Tours, even a one way drop off for scooters from Chiang Mai.  Endless bungalows and resorts, caves and waterfalls make this area easy to explore.  Don't miss the villages of the Long Neck and Big Ear, Karen ...

... found some kids (7-10 years old) playing ping-pong. We tried our luck and of course lost shamefully! In the evening, we got to Pai. The guide said that we have some time and the weather is nice, so he took us to the night market. There we wondered the ...

... married to Japanese whom live in Pai, next door has a Japanese living there.  It's must be better 5 years ago not so many Resorts are build.   Do you think it's better away from friends and make a new ones instead. Weather wise is good in the ...

... much to do but chill but now it has mushroomed into the adventure capital of the North. There are loads of boutique hotel resorts and sports companies to which literally thousands of young Thais come to throughout the year. As we were walking down one of ...

... the first time we arrived.  Anyhow, we were persistent with the owner about him saving a room for us when we came back from Pai so we had somewhere to go as soon as we arrived.  We were feeling rough from the bus journey back so we just crashed ...

... ;   Afternoon Pran Buri   Pran Buri is situated around 30 kilometers south of Hua Hin. There are several beach resorts in peaceful atmosphere. The Pran Buri Forest Park occupies a large area with a 1 kilometer pine-fringed beach and ...