The sights, adventures, attractions, culture and food of the sleept Town of Pai, Thailand are something that all laid-back travelers should experience. Heading here soon? here are five things that you simply must not miss.
Tubing. According to Travelfish, tubing is an activity where tourists ride a big tube as they float along a river back into town. It's a unique way of seeing the sights and attractions of the place from a different angle. It's going to take an hour or more depending on the current of the river.
Bamboo Rafting. Take your time to see the countryside of Pai on a bamboo raft where an expert raftsman will guide you as he maneuvers the raft with a long bamboo pole. Make sure to leave your valuable things behind because the waters may run up to your ankles at times.
Visit The Mae Yen Waterfalls. Mae Yen is the closest waterfall from Pai with a travel distance of around seven kilometers. It's not just the waterfalls that's the highlight of the trip--it's also the picturesque landscapes and lush green vegetation that you will see along the way.
Rent A Motorbike. There's no better way to explore Pai with freedom than to motorbike your way all around. You'll be able to stop at places whenever you want and renting a bike would just cost around 150-200 bhat (around $4-$5). But according to GRRRLTraveler, you might need to leave your passport as rental insurance.
Spend Time In Wat Toong Pong. Wat Toong Pong is a spiritual place that has different shrines representing different religions. However, one of the highlights can be found at the back where a serpent bridge will lead you to a stunning white Buddha statue.
If you're planning to visit Pai, Thailand, make sure you don't miss out on these five activities. The place has just so much to offer that will make your stay unforgettable!
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