The pearl of Northern Thailand, Pai was once a small and quiet village, which is now a popular tourist destination. Located about 150 km away from Chiang Mai, it’s often visited during the same trip. Pai is a hippie destination, offering relaxed vibes, pastoral landscapes, cheap guesthouses, spas, and authentic souvenir shops. Just a few…
Koh Phangan is a beautiful island that provides a haven for backpackers thanks to the monthly moon parties. There is a massive variety of budget accommodation, activities, and attractions available to every budget traveler! Thousands of people come here every month to take part in the Full Moon Party‘s all-night celebrations, including music and dances…
Surat Thani translates from Thai as “the city of good people”. It’s a typical Thai city located in the province with the same name. Back in the days it was an important center of the Srivijaya empire. There are quite a few things to do, like trying the real street food of southern Thailand, hiking,…
Chaing Rai is a city in northern Thailand, located in the province with the same name. The mountainous landscapes of Chiang Rai make it a top tourist attraction to visit after Chiang Mai. This city is developing the tourist sector and can boast of its own Night Bazaar, Jazz festival, and Saturday Walking Street. It’s…
The distance between Pai and Chiang Mai is approximately 130 kilometers or approximately 80 miles. Though it’s a relatively short distance, it can take up to 3 hours to cover by road depending on the mode of transportation and weather. Pai is located in the northernmost part of Thailand and is greatly appreciated for its…
Chiang Mai, the northern riverside city, is known for its traditional markets and glorious old temples. It’s easy to fall in love with its picturesque downtown, perfect for the long walks, and wonderfully clean air. Take a short bike trip from the city to the countryside, and you will find yourself in densely rainforested scenery….