Pai Villas - Reviews and Rates

Yeah, thats right, Andy got ill. Very ill. I spent most of the night being sick at several sites around my hostel and running to the toilet every 15mins. As I have a shared bathroom, this has made for a rather unpleasant experience for not only me, but everyone sharing the bathrooms. When daylight appears Ed and Lynnette get me some water and I ...

Added a bunch of photos to the previous entry, if you wanna check 'em out. After a 3-hour, straight-uphill, 762-curve (really!) drive, we are in a little town called Pai (pronounced "bye"). Not much to tell you yet...got a bamboo hut in the jungle as accommodations and renting a scooter tomorrow to head to the hot springs and some other sights a...

I'm loving my extended holiday! Travelling in Thailand (actually all of SE Asia) is incredibly easy. I miss the challenge of India, because everyday was an adventure and it was very rewarding just to survive. In Thailand it's so touristy and it seems like there's no escaping it, so I'm just enjoying it. At the moment my life is stress free and a...

Difficult bus journey to go to Pai after a 4h sleep and a light hangover (went to bed at 4:30am). It was well worth it as Pai is a very nice and relax town, next to a small river and in the middle of the mountains, in the jungle. It is really beautiful and the people are really nice here, giving a good atmosphere to the place. You still can see ...

I recording a short video for my brothers 40th birthday roast. What a great time, wish I could be there. Pat organized the entire event without him knowing. I got the video done the day before I came down with virus X. Great timing.

Anita and John next board a tiny public bus for the journey from Mae Hong Son to the hippie village of Pai. Suffering from seats that are designed for someone who is 5'4", our duos knees by the end are a little chaffed. However, as they get off the bus, they wonder if they have found their own little hippie haven in this once quiet little commun...

Auferstanden aus dem seit zwei Tagen gehueteten Krankenbett sende ich euch liebe Gruesse aus dem sehr gechillten von Bergketten gesaemten Pai, hoch im thailaendische Norden. Eine Grippe hatte mich erwischt und auch jetzt noch etwas im Griff, was mir allerdings die nicht zu missen wollende Erfahrung eines thailaendischen Provinzkrankenhauses vers...

Hello ... Its Been a while since I last wrote a Blog entry. The reason for that is that I have done pretty much nothing for 6 days. I am officially bored of Pai and not being able to do anything. Pai is a good place for that but since this is the beginning of my journey I want to do stuff and you can do everything in Pai in 1 or 2 days. My days ...

Yesterday I did my first ever visa run in Thailand. A minibus from Pai took me the 6 hours to the Myanmar border (5am->11am) and then I crossed over for an hour ($5), walked around the market at the border where they have a lot of cheap goods, back to Thailand with a new one month visa stamp and then 6 more hours in the minibus back to Pai. I...

Aha Pai! What a great little spot. Up in the mountains surrounded by forest. There's some nice waterfalls, hot springs, mountain views and even a canyon within easy biking distance. But for the most part I just chilled in my hammock and ate great food. The place is so small everybody knows everybody and the locals are really friendly There's alw...