Cute Little Towns That Ooze Charm
| July 28, 2017
10. Pai – Thailand
Pai is famous for its laid-back atmosphere and hippie crowd. It has a population of just over 2,000 people, but can get busy during the high season. To get there, many travelers hire a scooter or take the four-hour bus from Chiang Mai.
You can explore most of the town on foot, but bike rentals are available everywhere. You can visit the Chinese village, settled by Yunnanese tribes fleeing communist China, go on a zip line adventure, or cool down in the waterfalls on a hot day.
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