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Discover the enchanting landscapes of Northern Thailand with a journey through Chiang Mai's cultural richness, the serene beauty of Pai, and the remote tranquility of Mae Hong Son.

Suggested Locations
1.Chiang Mai
2.Pai
3.Mae Hong Son
Dublin
Chiang Mai
8,898 mi
Plane
20h 46m
Chiang Mai
- Trip Weather 34 °C - Trip Weather 29 °C
Discover Chiang Mai
Known as the 'Rose of the North', Chiang Mai is a place where past and the present seamlessly merge with modern buildings standing side by side with traditional temples. The region is famed for its stunning natural beauty and unique indigenous cultural identity.
Chiang Mai
Pai
85 mi
Plane
3h 10m
Pai
- Trip Weather 34 °C - Trip Weather 29 °C
Discover Pai
Pai is a small town in Northern Thailand's Chiang Mai Province. Known for its beautiful landscape and tranquil vibes, it has become a hotspot for tourists seeking peace and serenity. The town has plenty of attractions, from hot springs and waterfalls to temples and the famous Pai Canyon. The relaxed atmosphere, friendly locals, and delicious food make Pai a must-visit city for every traveler.
Pai
Mae Hong Son
66 mi
Plane
2h 23m
Mae Hong Son
- Trip Weather 31 °C - Trip Weather 25 °C
Discover Mae Hong Son
Nestled amid the rolling mountains, Mae Hong Son is a remote city in northwestern Thailand. The city is known for its stunning landscapes, from the Pai River to its hot springs and waterfalls. It's a beloved spot for trekking and learning about indigenous cultures. Highlight attractions include Wat Chong Kham and Wat Chong Klang, two Burmese-style temples; and Wat Phra That Doi Kong Mu, a hilltop temple offering panoramic views.
Mae Hong Son
Dublin
8,865 mi
Plane
20h 41m
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Travel Tips

Currency: THB Time Zone: Indochina Time (UTC +7) Language: Thai

Hello, great choice for your travel destinations! The natural beauty of Chiang Mai, Pai, and Mae Hong Son is absolutely breathtaking. Here are some travel tips for you to consider:

Best Time to Visit:
The best time to visit these places is during the 'cool season' from November to February, when temperatures are more moderate. This period also features lantern festivals of Yi Peng and Loy Krathong which are an amazing experience in Chiang Mai.

Route and Accessibility:
You can fly into Chiang Mai directly via its International Airport, from which you can rent a car, take a bus or hire a taxi to get around. Pai and Mae Hong Son, are accessible from Chiang Mai via highway 1095, though be warned - it has over 700 twists and turns!

Accommodation and Booking:
There's a variety of accommodations available from luxury hotels, guest houses to cozy homestays. It's recommended to book your stay in advance especially during the peak season. Airbnb and Booking.com are good websites to check out listings.

Clothing and Essentials:
As these places are often cooler than the rest of Thailand, it's advisable to pack a mix of light clothing with a couple of warm layers. Don't forget your swimwear for hot springs in Pai and essentials like sunscreen, bug repellent, and a sturdy, comfortable pair of shoes for trekking.

Health and Safety:
Basic healthcare facilities are available in these cities. However, for more serious issues, hospitals in larger cities like Chiang Mai are recommended. Also, avoid tap water and be cautious of street food hygiene, especially in more rural areas.

Local Etiquette and Respect:
Thai people are generally polite and hospitable. Wai, a slightly bow with palms pressed together, is a common form of greeting. When visiting temples, make sure to dress modestly and take your shoes off before entering.