Hello & Welcome from all of us at Baan Pai Village. We are happy you 'stopped by' and look forward to welcoming you to magical Pai sometime soon!

Baan Pai Village are proud to offer more than 100 'Charming Pai Huts' at a variety of rates to meet the needs of a wide range of guests. The number 1 for backpackers and tourists alike, we work hard to ensure our accommodation is natural and environmentally friendly. Our goal is to be your home away from home while in Pai and allow you to live in a memorable and historical environment just as villagers have done for years.

Enjoy mountain views where you can watch villagers grow rice and beans. Experience a galaxy of stars that light up the northern sky and spend your days side by side those who have lived in this tranquil and calm environment for years and years.

Pai is considered to be the 'Phangan' of the mountains and as we do in Koh Phangan at Baan Panburi Village, we aim to be the best natural accommodation in Pai to serve you as your home away from home. and to live to our tradition as having the friendliest service and smile, and take care of travelers and guests whom we considered as our friends. Beside providing clean traditional hut accommodations and travelers guide, we also provide you with great food as well.

It first appears that there's not a lot to see in Pai (pronounced like the English word 'bye' not 'pie'), a peaceful crossroads town about halfway between Chiang Mai and Mae Hong Son. But if you stick around a few days and talk to some of the locals, you may discover some beautiful spots in the surrounding hills.

Most of the town's population are Shan and Thai, but there' s also a small but visible Muslim Chinese population. Attracted by easy living and a small live music scene, Pai nowadays also features a sizeable collection of long-term visitors - mostly farang and Japanese - who use the town as a place to chill out between excursion elsewhere in Asia.

Northwest of town , a Shan village, a Lahu village and Lisu village, a KMT village called Ban Santichon (San Ti Chuen in Yunnanese) and Nam Tok Mo Paeng can all be visited on foot. The Shan, Lisu and KMT villages lie within 4km of Pai, while the Lahu village is near Nam Tok Mo Paeng, which is another 4
km farther from town (8 km total).

You can cut the hike in half by taking a Mae Hong Son - bound bus north about 5 km and getting off at a signpost for the falls; from the highway it's only 4 km (about 2 km beyond the Pai Mountain Lodge).