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by anni
from:http://anni.whereareyou.net/index.php?intMessageId=35865
SPLASH! and lost of giggles. you just got hit by watergun…or even better, a bucket full of COLD water.
happy happy songkram that is. thai/lao/khmer/buddhist/whatever new year. also known as water festival. year 2549 starts also in pai with celebrations all over the town. tommorrow, hopefully, the last day when everybody goes to the temple [...]

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Author kindberg37
from:http://www.globosapiens.net/kindberg37-travelogue/Pai.html

The entire city is fun (and easy to walk around) so just explore. There are a couple of wats and older buildings to see and a ton of restaurants to try.
What’s really great:
The bus stop drops you off right in the middle of everything, so even if you don’t know where you’re [...]

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Getting There
By Bus — Five buses a day leave for Pai from Chiang Mai (trip time: 4 hr.; 60B/$1.50). Five buses daily connect Pai and Mae Hong Son (trip time: 4 hr.; 60B/$1.50). The Chiang Mai Arcade Bus Terminal is on Kaew Narawat Road, northeast of the old city across the Ping River (tel. 05324-2664). [...]

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Written by Adam Foltyn, Contributing Writer
Pai’s hot springs are really cool. Especially at night with candles. Biking to a waterfall with a broken bike is a very bad idea.
We also went to a little town called Pai (maybe 3 hours from Chang Mai) and lay in some natural hot springs in the middle [...]

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Author Roh
Pai Travel stories from http://www.traveljournals.net
Pai is a sleepy little town nestled in the mountains in the far North of Thailand. The Northern area is famous for its hill tribes, spectacular scenery and relaxed way of life. On the day I arrived it was pissing down and covered in cloud so I didn’t really see [...]

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