The bus ride was brutal, a stark change from my ride there. It took us about 4 hours to get there and only 2 and a half to get back. And I was crammed in the back row with my left foot on the wheel well and my head hitting the roof. The road is really windy and steep as it is but the speed didn't help and I was thankful that we had a rest stop in the middle. Apparently I wasn't the only one as I heard several other people vomiting in the bathroom as well. At least that's over!
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| Welcome to Pai |
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| The Witching Well with delicious pancakes! |
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| Lonely Pai, another nice traveler cafe I found, with wifi |
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| Juice stand on the walking street |
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| Pai has a nice community feel, they publish a brochure each month with a list of events and also have message boards all over town where people can post memos |
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| The pharmacy where I bought my mystery cough medicine |
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| All over Thailand they have a separate police department called the Tourist Police |
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| Mile markers in Thailand |
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| The city had a 'love' theme and many of the businesses had love in their name and it is used in many advertisements |
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| There are many small tourist centered bars all over Pai |
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| Jack Sparrow! This guy looks just like him! |
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| Pai walking street |
Great to see your pictures. What is the first word in the LOVE logo .... looks like "i" and a backwards "n". Does it mean something in Thai?
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Haha, actually it was 'in love', the whole sign says 'Coffee in love' and is a cafe on the road to Chiang Mai. The countryside is pretty and they have a large English looking cottage and gardens where I saw tourists taking pictures.
DeleteEnjoyed the pictures Whitney! That was a wild trip from Pai
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