Pai Riverside Camping occupies a long, wide stretch along the Pai River where the water remains shallow. The site sits near a popular tubing launch point that sees large groups of visitors floating past during daytime hours. Electrical hookups are available, though campers must bring their own extension cables of at least 20 meters in length. The facilities include simple but reasonably clean bathrooms with hot water showers and a dishwashing sink. Vehicles can park directly by the riverside and pets are welcome on the grounds. The location lies just a few hundred meters from Pai Walking Street, positioned at the base of the bridge crossing the river. Due to its central position, the area experiences considerable activity, particularly during late evening hours. Additional amenities include coin-operated washing machines and dryers for guest use. The entrance fee is 120 baht per person per night and equipment rental is not available.
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It's a must to explore this Walking Street if you are in Pai. So many food to try, you can choose : Thai, Japanese, Korean, Western, Mexican, Halal Food. And it's extremely cheap comparing with Bangkok or Chiang Mai & delicious. Also a good place to buy souvenirs, trinkets, handmade products, clothes, painting. Don't forget to buy postcards, and send it directly at 1 shop that sells the stamp too. The sellers are polite & friendly and some can speak good English. Open everyday from 6-10PM.
Hectic, epic, very crowded but a once in a lifetime experience. We where here during the annual celebration and it was very busy. Street food as much as you can count, all very well presented en prepared, loads of buying possibilities but also a lot of touristy things.
Pai is just a great town. Full of very relaxed people. You have to rent a scooter there so you can visit the canyon, waterfalls and other tourist attractions. The walking street at night is full of food stalls where you can eat all kind of nice things.
Two main streets, a T Junction, become walkways at 6pm, lined with numerous food, clothing and souvenir vendors. The food quality and variety is amazing, probably better than the Chang Mai night markets. The area is busy but you can still walk without being shoulder-to-shoulder with others. A great place for a good taste and value dinner.
So many amazing food stall vendors and quirky shops! You have to try the Burmese roll from the salad truck "Kwanskie's" (see pictures, the stall currently doesn't have a sign), it packs a punch of flavour! Great place to just have a wander around.
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It's a must to explore this Walking Street if you are in Pai. So many food to try, you can choose : Thai, Japanese, Korean, Western, Mexican, Halal Food. And it's extremely cheap comparing with Bangkok or Chiang Mai & delicious. Also a good place to buy souvenirs, trinkets, handmade products, clothes, painting. Don't forget to buy postcards, and send it directly at 1 shop that sells the stamp too. The sellers are polite & friendly and some can speak good English. Open everyday from 6-10PM.
Hectic, epic, very crowded but a once in a lifetime experience. We where here during the annual celebration and it was very busy. Street food as much as you can count, all very well presented en prepared, loads of buying possibilities but also a lot of touristy things.
Pai is just a great town. Full of very relaxed people. You have to rent a scooter there so you can visit the canyon, waterfalls and other tourist attractions. The walking street at night is full of food stalls where you can eat all kind of nice things.
Two main streets, a T Junction, become walkways at 6pm, lined with numerous food, clothing and souvenir vendors. The food quality and variety is amazing, probably better than the Chang Mai night markets. The area is busy but you can still walk without being shoulder-to-shoulder with others. A great place for a good taste and value dinner.
So many amazing food stall vendors and quirky shops! You have to try the Burmese roll from the salad truck "Kwanskie's" (see pictures, the stall currently doesn't have a sign), it packs a punch of flavour! Great place to just have a wander around.
Equipment rental availableLaan Mok Klaang Doi Camping is situated between Bunyoe and Kaloso villages in Mae Hong Son Province, along the Myanmar border. The site offers views of the confluence where the Salween and Moei rivers meet, as well as the sea of mist over Kaloso. The camping area is divided into three zones. Zone A features level ground without rocks, making it suitable for elderly visitors and children. Zones B and C are positioned along the cliff side with river views. Facilities include restrooms, showers, running water, a restaurant, viewpoints for the sea of mist, stargazing and sunrise viewing areas, Wi-Fi, and parking. The site operates on a walk-in basis only with no advance reservations accepted. Visitors should aim to arrive before 5 PM. The camp runs on solar power with no electric grid connection, and quiet hours begin at 10 PM. Guests are advised to bring personal medications and basic medical supplies. Rates range from 120 to 600 baht per person per night, and camping equipment is available for rent.
Klo Selo Village is located on the Thai-Myanmar border mountains in Mae Hong Son province. The area features multiple camping sites across several peaks including Khun Klo Selo, Mon Bloh Cho, Mon Diao Dai, and Mon Phop Fa, all offering sea of mist views with camping spots positioned close to the mist. Visitors can enjoy panoramic mountain vistas and see the confluence of the Salween and Moei rivers. Two routes lead up from Mae Sam Laep. The 18-kilometer route consists of 70% dirt road with deep ruts and steep slopes requiring experienced driving skills, while the 22-kilometer route has more concrete sections but still includes alternating dirt stretches. Sedans are not recommended for either route. Motorcycles can access the site but should be in good condition before attempting the journey. Internet signal is intermittent and GPS devices may not function reliably, so route research is advised before departure. The clean camping area accommodates approximately 50 to 70 tents. Facilities include toilets, showers, a shop, viewpoints, parking, stargazing areas, and hiking trails. The nightly rate is 120 baht per person, and equipment rental is not available.
Namtok Mae Surin National Park in Mae Hong Son province is home to one of Thailand's tallest waterfalls, where Mae Surin stream plunges over 180 metres down a sheer cliff face. The park sits just 9 km from the Tung Bua Tong sunflower fields in Khun Yuam district, making it an easy add-on stop by car. Camping in Mae Hong Son is well catered for here, with a spacious and shaded campsite in the national park grounds. A well-maintained viewing trail on the opposite bank lets visitors see the full height of the falls from a similar elevation. Getting down to the base requires booking a park ranger guide at least one day in advance. Entrance fees are 40 THB for Thai adults, 20 THB for Thai children, 200 THB for foreign adults, and 100 THB for foreign children. Park bungalows are available and can be reserved in advance through the Department of National Parks at 0 5306 1073. The bua tong (Mexican sunflower) blooming season draws the largest crowds.
Equipment rental availableKhun Klo Selo Camping Ground is located at Ban Klo Selo in Mae Hong Son Province, offering views of the sea of mist stretching across the Thai-Myanmar border. The site provides restroom and shower facilities for visitors, along with an on-site restaurant serving food and beverages. Internet access via Wi-Fi is available, though mobile phone signals do not reach the area. Parking is provided, and chartered transportation services can be arranged for those traveling to the site. Visitors can walk to various viewpoints designated for observing the sea of mist and surrounding landscape. The camping ground includes convenient access to basic amenities needed for an overnight stay in this border region. Rates range from 120 to 300 baht per person per night, and tent rental with bedding is available.
