Entry is free but maintenance is 10 baht. Once you enter the place, you have three routes to take. The one on the left is your path if you are adventurous. Also, people usually spend 20 minutes here, mostly near the gazebo. But if you cover all three routes it takes a minimum of 1 hour. And the place is very scenic dotted with views and trees everywhere. Go in the morning and relax there till afternoon. Highly recommended.

Super cool spot, you can easily get there bye going to pai walking street and paying 100 baht at pretty much any taxi stand and they will take you and pick you up. It was beautiful at sunset; super easy to get to, there is a lot to “hike “ if you want to, but if you don’t want to it’s about a 4 minutes uphill walk and then you’re there. I recommend hiking to the other side and going through the little crevices that are naturally formed. Super good thing to do while in pai.

What a great experience, it’s free even to park your bike/scooter. There are easily lots of ways to enjoy the canyon regardless of the experience you’re looking for, but it will depend on your fitness and strength, fear of heights etc. If this was back in the UK it would be fenced off 🤣. People say to go at sunrise or sunset but we went in the middle of the day, and yes it was very hot, but not very busy. In this type of situation we would always choose the extreme heat over the crowds. Good foot ware is advisable and avoid if it’s been raining. Highly recommend.

Short walk up from the parking area until you reach the canyon. It’s very picturesque and unique to see so would highly recommend, entry was 1 baht and toilets are 5 baht. Would recommend wearing sturdy shoes as it can be quite slippy on some of the sandy bits.

The place is beautiful and perfect for watching the sunset. Arrive about 15–20 minutes early — there’s a short and easy climb to the top of the hill. The only downside is the safety along the walking path. Some parts are not well protected, and a small slip could end very badly. I really hope the local authorities will improve it soon. At the parking area, you can find small food stalls with tasty local snacks at very reasonable prices.

Well, it has a great view all around and that's basically it. I wouldn't call it a canyon it's a sandy hill. For anyone coming to see sunsets let me tell you - there are no sunsets in Pai.

Absolutely amazing landscape, even though the sunset was not visible due to clouds, it was an awesome experience and much more adventurous than I had thought, but even with flip flops/barefoot easily doable.

Beautiful maintained hot springs. First you can walk upwards to the actual hot springs which are around 80 degrees and smell like bad eggs 🤭 Afterwards you can bath in very nicely arranged pools with different water temperatures ranging from 36 degrees to 32 degrees. There's a 300 baht fee for foreigners but I think it's adequate since they really took care of the place. I also would prefer this over the other hot springs (Siam Ngam) since there are more pools here. 🙏

It’s actually very beautiful. Usual National Park Entrance Fee and a short walk, easy drive to get there. The water has clearly been channeled into the different levels (hottest at the top) and into the concrete pools. However, walking past these and up to the top to see the source of the water at the hot spring is well worth it, beautiful and steamy.

Very nice water springs, has a range of water temperatures so you can work your way up to the hotter temperatures. We went in October and it was extremely quiet as it was low season so it was really enjoyable.

Not the cheapest excursion in comparison to other activities nearby, buy really beautiful and relaxing. We arrived about 1600 when it was much quieter.

Such a joy to be in the hot water. We brought food and. Eggs .we boiled the eggs in the hot water . Amazing

If your in Pai this is a great place to come and relax in the hot springs which are around 36 degree to swim in and they do have private baths as well. It’s also got a nice short nature walk. It is 300 Baht for overseas tourists to visit and cheaper for Thais. Definitely worth a visit. Yes there is parking and somewhere where you can buy drinks. But eat either before you come or after you leave. There is toilets and cold showers here as well. There is a mixture of hot and cold areas to swim

Very beautiful paid hot springs. 300 baht for foreigners. I don’t really agree with paying to use nature, but the site is well maintained and there are showers and changing rooms on site, just be careful of snakes. Four cascading pools at varying temperatures between 28-38C degrees. The source at the top is 80C.

We drove up here on a weekday with a rental car. I saw some people saying it was an easy drive, in my opinion it is not. But the bigger question is if it is worth the drive....it totally is. Very peaceful environment and a lot longer than I expected. If you are up for an adventure this is a good start

Beautiful and peaceful spot near Pai! The view here is absolutely stunning. The bamboo bridge stretches for about one kilometer across the rice fields, offering many great photo opportunities along the way. At the end of the walk, you’ll find a lovely temple, and there are a few shaded spots where you can stop to relax. I recommend visiting in the morning or late afternoon, as it can get quite hot during the day. There’s also a small shop at the entrance where you can buy cold drinks. The entrance fee is 30 THB for adults, and children enter for free.

Such a lovely way to spend a few hours in Pai. The walk itself takes about 30 minutes and takes you past beautiful landscapes, swings, and photo opportunities. You can also do archery and shooting and win a small prize which was great entertainment during the walk. Would recommend to anyone in Pai.

One of the most beautiful places I have visited. Only 30 BHT entrance fee and for an additional 30 BHT you can shoot bow & arrow and some rubber ducks, where you can easily win a nice little bracelet. The place was absolutely incredible and the scenery was stunning, can only recommend. The way here is tuff tho, so if you’re on a scooter on your own it should not be your first ride.

Amazing spot and would highly recommend visiting. 30 baht entry and lots to see and do, walks and few cafe options. We spent a lot of yoke at one cafe which amazing views and relaxing atmosphere! Loved this place

Great place! Try the Slow Coffee Bar, they have great coffee and Thai tea (the coffee place is in the middle of the bamboo bridge walk). All money is donated to the temple and the school around 🥹 nice people and very hospitable. Also free bananas.

Absolutely incredible spot! We were here in rainy season and I can definitely recommend, since it’s beautifully green as well as very quiet. There were maybe 4 other people on the bridge. They’ve got some cute cafes and restaurants surrounding the bridge, so you can hide there if it’s raining. Absolutely stunning.

Great food, great vibes 💯 This night market, like all other night markets in Thailand offers an array of shops and stalls selling clothes, jewellery, food, drinks, and snacks. The snacks looked good and I wished I could try all of them. I’d suggest everyone to walk around the entire place and try as many street food as you can. There are several halal options. We had gyoza/dumplings from a halal stall and it was so delicious! I had to urgently buy some clothes and the shop I was in was about to close but they didn’t rush me and helped me every way they could. It was really touching. I think most clothing stores close by 10 pm. The place got quieter around 11:30 pm except for the loud parties going on in the bars.

Pai Walking Street is truly one of the best experiences in Pai and should not be missed if you are visiting this small mountain town. Every evening the street comes alive with a vibrant atmosphere full of lights, music, and delicious smells from all directions. You can find everything here: from small bars with chilled vibes, restaurants serving both Thai and international dishes, to countless street food stalls offering tasty snacks and meals at very affordable prices. The variety of food is impressive. You can enjoy authentic Thai dishes, fresh smoothies, vegetarian and vegan options, and even Western treats if you are craving something different. Street musicians and performers create a lively soundtrack as you walk, adding to the charm of the night. The relaxed climate in Pai makes it comfortable to stroll for hours without feeling rushed. What I love most is the mix of people and energy. Locals, backpackers, and travelers from all over the world gather here, giving the street a friendly and international vibe while still keeping that small-town charm. Prices are reasonable, so you can eat, drink, shop for souvenirs, and enjoy live entertainment without spending too much. Overall, Pai Walking Street perfectly captures the laid-back yet lively spirit of Pai

25/October/2025 Visited this place after dinner. Weather was nice ~22°C. I spotted good varieties of stalls. Good vibes.

A really nice walking street compared to the more chaotic ones, street vendors friendly and not too in your face and really good food! Strongly recommend the chips from the shawarma stand on the less busy end of the street, homemade sauce is to die for!!

Its the place to go if your new to Pai, especially if your young. We are older but still liked the vibe on the main street had and down some of the side streets. There is a distinct herby smell in the air and it's definitely not earl grey tea !!! 🤣🌿🌿 after all few drinks my wife and I had some intense games of connect 4, whilst listening to some Pink Floyd....walking cliché I know but it's all good in the hood.....🤘

There are many tasty foods, local show and souvenir. The cost isn't expensive. Something is cheaper than in the town. This street is always open every night. It's the best thing that I love. I'm Thai. I really love this walking street because it's easy to plan to come and it still contains convenient stores for normal life.

really cute accessory and clothing stalls, usually not overpriced but some places are. Most prices can be haggled a bit but they start off mostly fair. The food stalls are amazing, good prices and delicious! went here every night for snacks and sometimes dinner.

Nice viewpoint! It is on the top of a hill with a view overlooking the valley and town. There are some nice places to take photographs and you can buy some food and drink from the uncle taking care of the place. I went there in the evening and it was peaceful and quiet. Even saw a small snake swimming in the water. You need to pay to enter.

The viewpoint is a beautiful spot, even though we didn’t get to see the sunrise because of the clouds. The entrance fee is 20 THB per person. Inside, you can enjoy a nice cup of coffee or tea in a lovely, peaceful atmosphere. Definitely worth a stop!

good view on the mountains surrounding yourself. the path to go with a scooter can be a bit challenging for beginners, the end is quite steep. tee is good. the entrance fee was 20 THB in July 2025. it's also romantic, you can write your names and put on the tree. Google about this Chinese village to know the history, or gemini. it's quite interesting.

Beautiful viewpoint, 20 baht per person but so worth it. Has a little shop, cafe and free toilets. Gives such a nice view of Pai so is worth the drive up.

Just a very beautiful viewpoint. Not a lot to do and the restaurant is expensive. There are so many viewpoints in the area, not sure I can recommende about this one. Next to the viewpoint there's a flowers garden, with small entrance fee but we didn't have time to go.

Good view point , but don’t visit at afternoons bcz the heat is too much. You can feed the fishes and hangout a bit there and enjoy the time. Approx 30 mins you can spend there. 20 baht entrance free was needed.

Up a steep road, but worth the effort. Great views and there is a Chinese village at the bottom of the road.

Great little restaurant with very reasonable prices. Had a chicken panaeng curry which was delicious. The khao soi that my husband ordered was a bit bland, but overall had a nice dinner. The Avocado salad is amazing! One of the best salads I’ve had in a really long time

I didn't like this place. I ordered Tom yum and it was liquid poor soup with lots of carrot. Probably the worst Tom yum I have ever tried in Thailand. Maybe other dishes are good, I saw they have lots of western options, but Tom yum I definitely a big big no (see the picture attached)

This was my go to. Excellent Thai food for my month in Pai. The owners are very friendly and it’s a good price. I will miss it very much! Thankyou

Best khao soi in pai ! But the wait sometimes is a bit long. Still worth it

The good: * Big portions * They bake fresh bread * Tasty food * Quiet street * Thai food is quite cheap Other points: * Bathroom may be a little unpleasant for the ladies. Dark and musty

Had breakfast here it was really lovely and good price for serving size. Nice staff and quirky interior. Definitely pop in!

We ate here twice in Pai. HIGHLY RECOMMEND. Everything is very fresh, reminds me of farm to table, was some of the best green curry and rice(with wild rice) I've had in all of Thailand. Food portions are HUGE, not that expensive, definitely get your $$ worth. The next time we are in Pai we will be eating here again and again.

Best Vegan food in town. You can chose from around 10 different dishes and add some fried stuff as well. Everything is so delicious and knowing that there is no meat or MSG in the food is such a blessing. It's also super cheap, 45 baht for 3 different curry's with a huge portion of rice. Also try the noodle soup for 30 baht!

Fantastic value for this price! I took rice with 3 different curries for 50 baht - very flavorful and tasty. Although some of the curries was super spicy, so I was a bit in pain. So I would recommend asking before ordering. The pineapple+sweet basil drink was also amazing! Overall place is spacious, ambient, with friendly service and offers great vegan food for a great price! Thank you!

Food was super tasty and super fresh! Got the chicken/tofu soup which was super hot and very filling! For 59 baht. I was a mess trying to use the large spoons + chopsticks so the owner noticed and brought me over a traditional fork and spoon 🤭 Might go back to try the dumplings! P.S. I found a lot of vegan places close early and managed to get here before they close at 8pm

My favourite restaurant in Pai (maybe Thailand). Cheap and tasty vegan food with numerous options and variety. Has a buffet option, but also an extensive regular menu (pick a blue folder on the counter). The owner is lovely (if a little brisk) but he’s very friendly and runs the restaurant with incredible efficiency.

Must try if you like vegan food and you are in Pai. The menu alone…it’s like being a kid in a candy shop. For real, and the food was insane. Definately recommend the pad Thai!! Also the spaghetti was awesome. Thank you! 💜

🌟🌟🌟🌟 Authentic Local Thai Eatery – Tasty, Affordable, and No-Frills 🍛 Flavorful Local Dishes Classic Thai favorites like pad kra pao, tom yum, green curry, and som tum packed with bold, authentic flavors. Cooked fresh and served hot — exactly how local Thai food should be. 💰 Affordable Prices Great value for money. Generous portions and wallet-friendly pricing make it perfect for daily meals or casual drop-ins. 🧑‍🍳 Home-Style Cooking No over-styled plating or gimmicks — just honest, home-cooked food from a local kitchen. The kind of place where the flavors speak louder than the decor. 🪑 Simple, Casual Setting Basic tables and fans, often street-side or open-air. Not fancy, but clean and comfortable enough to enjoy your meal. Expect plastic chairs, metal tables, and a few locals chatting nearby. 🤝 Friendly Local Vibe Staff are kind, even if English is limited. Pointing to dishes or photos on the menu works just fine. Warm smiles and quick service make you feel welcome. ⚠️ Minor Drawbacks Limited English signage or menus. Expect to sweat a little if you’re sitting outside during the day. Sometimes they run out of popular dishes later in the evening. If you're looking for real Thai food the way locals eat it — flavorful, fast, and full of soul — this kind of place delivers every time.

We are in Pai for 4 days and ate here for three days. The stir fried bamboo shoot is delicious. Price is very affordable too, they use brown rice. I like the carrot and ginger juice too. Good environment too, bright, wide and with many ceiling fans.

Lovely place with very good food and very reasonable prices - especially considering the beauty of the place. The interior has some colonial style vibes with comfy seats. The restaurant is indoor but has an outdoor atmosphere since it's fully open to the garden on one side. They take pride in their wines and have sommeliers at hand to help you choosing. Pork ribs were delicious and the cocktails were also really good. Definitely recommend!

Food here was super delicious. Cocktails too. Great prices for the level of fancy you'd pay more for elsewhere. Lovely atmosphere, romantic even if that's your occasion. Would definitely recommend

We were looking for a nice spot for a romantic dinner and found this place — what a success! The atmosphere is wonderful, and the food was absolutely delicious. Prices are a bit on the higher side, but it’s definitely worth it — great value for money. Highly recommended!

Looking for a cozy escape? This spot offers just that, with a warm and inviting atmosphere that makes you feel right at home. You won't have to wait long to enjoy their tasty food, thanks to the good, fast service. The attentive staff go above and beyond to ensure a pleasant experience, making this a winning combination for a satisfying outing.

The best fine dining & most decent restaurant in Pai. It’s very secluded with formal seating. Interior is ancient while seats are very comfy. It’s a half indoor restaurant that offers the fresh air and ambience of outdoor style. Service is highly professional & staff speak fluent English. Not much variety of foods to choose though. Taste is good as well. All in all, a good value of money for the service, place & serenity you get. We stayed at the Reverie Siam so had access to the restaurant but was told they’re also open for walk-ins. The best part is when you stay here, they could literally serve the food for you at the river area. Breakfast here is fantastic. It’s all worth it!

Great theming in this restaurant. Bakery items pretty good. The healthier breakfast options were good, although the European cooked breakfasts are a little on the bland side.

First of all, the restaurant is super beautiful and has a nice charme. The Staff is friendly and really attentive. The food on the other hand was disappointing. As appetizer we had pork rib and jin lung, both dishes felt not really fresh-made. Main dish we had pan-seared duck breast and mushroom a’olio pasta. Duck was dry, it felt like they took it out of the freezer and cooked it directly. The pasta was actually pretty good, perfect al dente and very tasty.

We have been there for a 10 day retreat and enjoyed the great introduction into Vipassana meditation with many other people from all over the world. We met many international meditators. Jirapa provided a great assistance to get used to monastery life and meditation. We hope to have the chance to come back someday.

Amazing and Beautiful Thai temple in Chiang Mai. Must visit this place, very cool museum and interesting history of this temple. More info for who’s interested to learning, practicing meditation by the teacher. Must visit

I was there for 6 days in October. I am incredibly glad that my first acquaintance with Vipassana happened in this place. It was incredibly difficult, but mentors and teachers are doing everything possible to make your path more comfortable. Large temple area, near a lake, adapted food, good accommodation. I will definitely come back here🙏🏽

I found this wonderful place through Google review, so here's my contribution as well. For me it was an incredible personal journey, I left lighter both in body and mind, with a better direct understanding of meditation and Buddhism. I highly appreciate what Ajahn Tong has brought to life here, with all the monks, nuns and laypersons involved, that give acces to everybody to acces Dharma and live a better life. It is a very good environment to experience a better way of being. This being said, here are few more specific points that might help: - a strong emphasis on walking meditation practice and sitting meditation, with simple, clear but also detailed instructions and gradual complexity - introduction tour in the first 2 days by a welcoming layperson, then daily interviews with a senior monk - own kuti with bathroom - lots of beautiful meditation halls - 2 delicious meals per day - everything is inside the main monastery grounds, so you are close to the Buddhist way of life (involvement is optional, with the exception of the opening and closing ceremony) - outlined daily program, but you are individually responsible for your meditation practice - no group meditation sessions (except the optional chanting / meditation with the monks and nuns in the morning or evening) I stayed for 7 full days, and it was just enough! I would be curious to try the full 21 days program though. I highly recommend this experience, at least once in a lifetime! May all beings be free from suffering!

I completed the 21-day Vipassana program here, and what an experience it has been! 🧘🏼‍♂️🌸 Wat Chom Thong is a beautiful monastery, with numerous temples and meditation halls of all kinds, 90 minutes west of Chiang Mai. The monastery, a towering golden temple with several buildings and living quarters, offers a set of incredible Vipassana retreats, which are ongoing throughout the entire year, both for Thai and for internationals. This place is incredible. It's run by monks and nuns, welcoming meditators who wish to toughen their mind-body connection and have some space to rest, find clarity and equanimity. Unlike Goenka, which lasts 10 days, has very strict and well-defined rules to follow to the letter, here things are more relaxed and flexible, relying on your own wisdom and judgement. There are rules and eight precepts which you must abide by, but in general you are the master of your own experience here. You are encouraged to keep silent as much as you can, though many choose to socialize with other meditators during the breaks in between meditations. There’s a beautiful, small lake behind the monastery, with breathtaking sunrises early in the morning. There is even a “coffee garden”, a charming cafe immersed in nature, where you can stop by to get a cappuccino, an ice coffee or, my favorite, a hot foamy green tea with soy milk. The living quarters are simple but functional and clean. They give you a room with everything you need, and no more, which I feel strikes a good balance. The schedule is quite tough: wake up at 4am with the sound of the bells (and the half-stray dogs who enthusiastically share the space with you), breakfast at 6am, then lunch at 11am, and no more solid food until the next day. The rest of the time you meditate. Here, you disconnect to reconnect. No phones, no music, no movies, no reading, no writing, speaking as little as possible… although there is really nobody there to police you. It’s up to you, really. I’ve seen some people meditating 12-14 hours a day and not speaking to anyone, and people who took it a lot more lightly, checking instagram and doing home calls between meditations, although the latter didn’t last very long. They are quite flexible, both with the practice and the length of your stay. Some people do 5 days, others 10. If you can, I suggest doing the 21-day program, and then see how you feel, perhaps even continue with the advanced. Personally, I had my breakthroughs after the 11th day. If I had stopped earlier, I would’ve left with a completely different view of this place, its people, and of myself. I won’t go into the experience of the practice itself, it’s something you have to discover on your own. I was lucky to have Phra Ajahn Poonsak (Art) Suwadhano as my teacher, a gentle soul dedicated to helping others strengthen their mind and body through the practice of Vipassana. Even though he’s been fighting a fatal disease for a long time, he still came to give us guidance. Some days he was too ill to come in person, but he always made time for me. Really an inspiration. As the final days were approaching, I wanted to ask if I could stay a bit longer. Before I could explain why, Jipara, my personal contact, stopped me and said, “This is your home. You can stay as long as you need”, with the kind of loving compassion that almost had me crying. And they do all this absolutely for free. They offer you a room, teach you a practice that gives you mental tools that can make you stronger and help you for your entire life, feed you twice a day, give you access to some of the most majestic halls and meditation spaces you will ever see in your life, absolutely for free. It’s amazing. Since this place is run by donations, they invite you to leave one before you leave, which I absolutely encourage you to do: whatever you can, within your means, give as much as you feel is right. Absolutely magical place. I could write a whole book about my experience here, and perhaps one day I will, but for this review I’ll stop here. Highly recommended 👍🏻 🧘🏼‍♂️

Great international vipassana meditation retreat temple under teaching by Ajarn Tong. Teachers and office stuffs act with pure Dhamma, they are always welcoming to help your practice. I appreciated teachings I’ve received here. plus, food provided here is super, I look forward to meal time everyday. Would come back again.

I initially planned to stay 5 days, but later I extended to 7 days, because I found that I gained improvement everyday and wanted to achieve more. Life here is both easy and tough. Wat Chom Tong provides individually clean kuti (with private bathroom) to meditators, ensuring we are able to do the meditation in our own rooms. Everything necessary for living are accessible within 10 mins walk, from snacks, foods, toiletries to cloths and medicines. The meals here are very nice too, while the breakfast is a bit heavy to me, the lunch always gives me surprises. I am so lucky to have Jirapa as my teacher, she is such a graceful and peaceful Nun, who patiently responded to my questions and troubles. Above all, the best part is my daily reporting to Prah Ajah, talking to him makes me refreshed every morning. And I progressed gradually under his instructions with patience and enouragements. Here comes the tough side, you must fight with hunger and long hours of practice. All in all, I looking forward to coming back someday and finish 21 days basic course.

Doi Inthanon National Park is a must-visit! We had an incredible day here — the weather shifted from clear skies to clouds, and both views were absolutely spectacular in their own way. The twin temples at the summit were stunning, and there’s even a little coffee shop with a top floor that offered beautiful views. This was the only time in Thailand that I actually felt chilly, and it was such a refreshing break to enjoy the cool air for a few hours. We also stopped at a small village where we learned how scarves and clothes are made and had a delicious dinner. Having a guide made the experience even better — we learned so much about the local people, culture, and history. Highly recommend visiting with a guide if you can!

Doi Inthanon National Park is exceptionally well maintained. The paths, gardens, and viewing areas are clean, clearly marked, and well cared for. You can tell there’s consistent upkeep—no trash, no overgrown trails, and facilities are in good condition. The atmosphere is serene. As you climb higher, the air cools and everything slows down. The park often sits above the cloud line, so you’re surrounded by mist and drifting clouds that give it an almost otherworldly calm. It’s quiet, peaceful, and feels far removed from city noise. The combination of clean, orderly grounds and the natural beauty of the mountains makes it an ideal place to slow down, walk, and take in the scenery. It’s one of those rare spots where human care and nature work in harmony.

We visited Doi Inthanon National Park today, and despite the long journey from Chiang Mai, it was absolutely worth it. We traveled by scooter, which took a little over two hours to reach the summit. Upon entering the park, there is an entrance fee of 300 THB per person plus 20 THB for the scooter. Our first stop was at the waterfalls, which were beautiful and free to visit. From there, we continued up the mountain to do the Kew Mae Pan Nature Trail — a 3 km scenic loop. This hike costs 200 THB per group and includes a guide, which is mandatory (you cannot do this trail without one). A group can include several people, but in our case, we were just two. After the hike, we headed all the way up to the summit, where no additional fees were required. There are a few smaller trails at the top as well, and they are also free to explore. The park itself is stunning, with breathtaking views and refreshing mountain air. It was around 17°C when we arrived, but it can be much colder in the morning, so make sure to dress warmly. Although it’s quite expensive, especially with the dual pricing for tourists (which is very frustrating in Thailand), the experience is still definitely worth it. Doi Inthanon is a must-visit for nature lovers, hikers, and anyone looking to escape the heat and enjoy some truly unique scenery.

Great and large national park. We came for birdwatching. Perhaps October not the best month but we did manage to see a lot of new birds since we are not from Thailand. The summit was sunny for a short while before 10 am. Better to come before all the tour busses arrive from Chiang Mai as of 10.30 am. The walking path past the summit was closed until October 30. We did manage to spot birds at that parking spot. It's just passed the official parking for the temples. Tickets for the park are 300 baht and a car costs 30 baht. Valid for 5 days.

I rented a bike the day before (250 baht) n I set off from town 5 plus in morning . Is end Oct 2025.. a little chilly on the way. Easy to navigate using Google map. Can drink n eat along the way .. many petrol kiosks. small eateries etc Entrance is 300 baht n 20 for the motorbike . Was 11 degrees celcius when I was at the peak. (About 7am) … chilly but good to soak up the sun . Went for one of the nature trail at the peak which a memorial site for soldier ((?)) was erected . I swept the area clean with the broom … to make the devas, spirits n animals happy . Went to one of the waterfall .. Just ok Cannot dip Just see As I rode down the Doi .. , I went to the ticket office originally to use the toilet but I heard water … there’s a river flowing .. water probably from the waterfalls up there … Waterfalls or rivers or rain or whatever … aren’t they all the same ? we people attached a name to form(rupa) Anyway I changed into a short n enjoyed the cold water under the hot sun . Passed by a beautiful temple n turned in to pay respect to Buddha There’s a jade Buddha statue in main hall. 2 price system for locals n foreigners .!!! is it worth 300 baht ? Is a very well managed park Perhaps too well managed with steps etc (Isn’t it supposed to be back to nature ?) I did enjoy my time here Perhaps the authority can really look into dual pricing system n the (probably hefty)300 baht ??

The highest mountain in Thailand. Sometimes people call it “the roof of Thailand“. It’s much cooler there, so don’t forget to bring a sweater. The view is spectacular and the hike is nice and shaded.

Don’t rely on the photos. It was a huge disappointment after driving 2 hours from Chiang Mai. You must pay for each entrance, about 300 baht per person. The place feels commercial and lacks any real charm, except for the waterfall, which is genuinely impressive (and was for free !) P.S. take warm clothes if you decide to go

It's a seasonal pla e for the flowers. I went to early. The views are great with the clouds wrapping around the peaks. Nice place

We dropped in whilst riding the Mae Hong Son Loop right at the end of the rainy season in the last week of October. There were some open flowers but the main bloom was still two weeks or more away. On the plus side, there were very few tourists around and the atmosphere is quite serene.

A must go! Super big and free to explore.. i went around 2 pm and the sky was a bit dark. Sadly i didn’t have time to wait until sunset but i bet it will even more beautiful Do check the weather.. i think the best time would be on November when all the flowers bloom

Such a lovely scene near Mae Hong Song. Must visit place but 5 hours drive from Chiang Mai.

Really beautiful spot. Great place to watch the sunset. Some food options though I didn't try any. The flowers are very beautiful and the view is spectacular. The roads leading up to it are nice but not that notable so on the drive up we worried we'd come all that way for a disappointing tourist trap, but honestly once we reached the fields we found it truly breathtaking. My photos and video should say the rest.

I came end October and many flowers were still not open. I imagine if you come here mid November it will be awesome. When you are on highway 108 or on 1263 then you ahould definitely drive up here it is only about 10 km from the intersection with 1263.

Beautiful spot, very busy. Windy road with lots of hills, make sure to have car that can handle the grades as the one we rented was questionable at best. The flowers are amazing, very beautiful. would recommend. We visited November 21, 2023

It was nice to see but the Buddha was ‘under construction’ (bamboo scaffolding). You have a nice view from there but I guess there are similar if not better views in the area. Go early morning to avoid the heat. Although the stairs are manageable. We spent about 20 minutes there so it’s good to combine with other activities.

The view is next level for Pai. You can see everything with a very short drive and walk. The Buddha itself is under reconstruction with restoration work part way, which was still interesting to see though the view White Buddha faces out to, is what makes this spot so special. No entry fee required. A local advised walking but I took a scooter, and after seeing the drive in I wouldn't recommend to walk this. The entrance is a large gate on the road, leading further up a driveway to the beginning of the stairs, the road continues to the right for cars and scooters.

The Buddha is under construction and repairs. It's not white at the moment and some pieces are broken. Not sure how long it's going to take, so be aware... Been said that, the viewpoint is just breathtaking! And another reason to go, is that good feeling you climed 300 stairs and survived 😃😃

I went here to meet the sunrises, unfortunately, the entrance close at 06:00 pm — so keep this in mind before visiting, there is a gorgeous view of the valley And very nice temple And not too much tourists — especially early morning (but maybe because it’s low season) In September- October 2025 the Buddha statue is being reconstructed here

Climb up to budha was closed for renovation but stairs showed amazing valley views lots of small temples with various budhas well worth the trip for views up the the steps

Shop has no name yet since they only started recently. It's a nice & cosy place to sit back, wind down & enjoy coffee or authentic Thai food. The owners are really friendly & sweet people you'll meet. Highly recommended.

We climbed all the way up the stairs but found it closed. No reason given. Disappointing! Then we realized we could actually walk up along the road for cars. So only the stairs are closed but it's open for the public via the main entrance. It is quite a climb but the view more than made it up. Good workout!

This was a very beautiful spot to stop to break up the drive. The price wasn't too expensive and they even have a local price for Thai people to visit.. The foreigner price is more expensive 🤪... The fish were beautiful to look at and feed. We sat down at the one of the shops for chicken.. It was nice that the shop owners were calm. The only thing is the chicken was stale and not very hot so I think the food could be improved a little for the price.. Otherwise definetly worth stopping still 😊🙏

The Fish Cave Park is a very friendly and beautiful place to visit. I was expecting the cave itself to be larger and more impressive, so it was a bit of a disappointment. Nevertheless, the park is peaceful and relaxing — a nice stop for a short break during your trip. The entrance fee is 100 THB for adults and 50 THB for children. At the entrance, you can also buy fish food (50 THB for three baskets). It’s fun for kids to feed the fish and enjoy the calm atmosphere.

Great fun with nice river, view and a lot of fish. Entry costs 100 baht for foreigners

Very beautiful and peaceful little park! Right of the side of the road and only 100bth to enter. Nice walking paths through serene nature and even took a quick swim in the river.

Not realy a cave but its a combo ticket with the waterfall i did earlyer that day. Go to the back of the beautifull jungle park, buy some food and feed the fish, go all the way to the back, there you can see the fish swimming in the cave below you. Great fun, think it would be a great thing to do with kids.

Pay attention! I give 5 stars because you pay once for 3 place: fish cave, waterfall and park with rafting during a day. We didn't visit the last one and cashier couldn't explain included rafting in a ticket or not, so i don't know. But cave and waterfall are amazing! After waterfall in 5 km are small farm, you can visit it free

I would not call it a cave more like two holes where the fishes eat your food your bring them. You can buy the food at the cave for 10 thb just put a 10 thb in the cup or you can buy at many places around the park or outside. Do not care about what people say the fish not it eat salad or the fish not eat fish food. Some fish are picky but there is plenty of fish and they eat mostly anything you give them. Its a 20 min walk before you reach the "cave" and you can feed fishes along the way as well. Thai 20 thb and Non Thai 200 THB however you can visit the waterfall with the same name and you can visit the park along the same route 4001 it is the same park. So if you planning to visit 3 places in one day it is worth the price. For fish cave alone i would not pay 200 THB. The staff is very friendly and can tell you where you can use the ticket more. If you want you can camp here as well but i see nobody did that but you can we asked.

Best Mexican place in Pai and very good vibes! Food was fantastic and mexican taste, amazing staff and atmosfere! Recommended🌮🇲🇽

Very beautifully decorated space, tasty coffee. They have oatmilk for an extra 20 baht, fair prices and super friendly staff. We sat in the morning sun on the balcony and it was wonderful.

We had an amazing dining experience and got our Mexican fix.😁 We were seated straight away, the staff was friendly and helpful. We ordered mushroom tostada which was my favorite, fish tacos which were super tasty, chicken tostada which must have been real good too but the hubs wouldn't let me have any, The hubs ordered another entree pictured with the egg on it and I can't remember what it is called but we are all of that too. We definitely recommend you try this cafe. The ingredients are fresh and everything is made to order. The prices are attractive as well.

Cool spot with super yummy food! Real Mexican one. Coffee is great too. Service isn’t really “service” since you have to order and pay upon ordering at the counter which is totally fine.

After going to the neighboring restaurant yesterday by mistake, we finally found this little Mexican haven! Food was fresh, homemade sauces outstanding. The owners even kindly sent a little choc birthday treat for us. Wonderful dining experience!

As a Mexican, I have to say that this food is absolutely delicious and authentic! I have been missing Mexican food a lot since I have started travelling. This is the first authentic place I found, the owner visits Mexico every year and clearly cares about what she does! I cannot recommend enough. Vegan options are amazing. The Mexican torta, tacos, and mole were all increíble. Can’t wait to come back to Pai to eat more 😍

Best and amazing eats in Pai. Super tasty mexican foods. Not a wide variety of options but what they have are surely a hit. The quesadilla are to die for and the breakfast set is smt I wanna have every morning. Ambiance is good and staff are super friendly. Good service and reasonable price. They also have some healthy food options if you want. I highly recommend the VEGAN MUSHROOMS & quesadilla is so good too. I almost eat here everyday. They can also alter my foods according to how I like it. Now we’re talking about real service here. Bought with me 5 packs of those vegan mushrooms to take back home! 😄