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ABOUT PAI


Pai is a friendly and dynamic Thai farmers village settled in a large valley cooled by the Pai River. Located in the foothills of the Himalayas, 500 meters above sea level the climate there, is mild all year long.
From Chiangmai It takes 3 to 4 hours to cover the 140 km of winding mountain road. It might be the reason why this province has been attached to the kingdom officially only since 1911...


Pai offers many activities and natural attractions (waterfalls, hot springs, walking and biking trails) that built up its reputation as a base for trekking, rafting, biking, elephant riding or just as a nice country side area to relax.
A friendly local population, colorful markets, cosmopolite restaurants, music bars, guest houses, and many other services, also contribute to its unique welcoming atmosphere.

Best other recommendations:

  • Motorbike rental: "AYA service". (don't forget your helmet and insurance.)
  • Restaurant: "Ban Benjarong" (try Banana flower salad, salty crab in coco milk?)
  • Music-bar: "Bebop" (good bands, nice folk, everyday from 11pm to 1 am)

The trip starts one hour drive from Pai; you will enjoy paddling through 60 kilometers of deep jungle, have fun through 60 rapids up to class 4, discover hot-springs, water-falls, gorges on the way and spend a great night in harmony with the nature in our jungle camp.
You will end up the second day in Mae Hong Son, the romantic Shan city

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This convenient round trip starts from your hotel in Chiangmai and will take you to Pai, the little “Kathmandu of Thailand” ; on the next morning will start your unforgettable 2 days rafting expedition through the jungle.
At the end of the trip, you will merely fly back to Chiangmai in 35 minutes or extend your stay in the charming city of Mae Hong Son

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If you are short of time, you can still enjoy the most challenging section of the Pai river: 15 rapids up to class 4.
Stop at the hot springs and drive back on a scenic off road trail

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