Things to Eat at Pai, Chiangmai Thailand, Chiang Mai, Thailand
I started my journey to the Northern part of Thailand on 1st Jan 2016. Landed in Chiangmai , Thailand around 8:40am on that day and went straight to Pai which took around 3 1/2 hours drive from Chiangmai City.
I reached Pai late afternoon due few stop at some attractions. Check in to hotel and heard the news my last sis involved with car accident. Its a mixture feelings of New Year start for me.
I try to remain calm and think of way to solve the problem involve one at the time. I am the car owner of that car. haihhhhh....
Anyway, life need to move on. I am far away and the only I can do is to pray...nothing serious happened to her.
I cover up my worrisome feelings at Pai Night Market and eat my heart out! WTH! Such a great excuse to eat more ...huhuhuh..
Among all these three market...I would recommend Night Market at Pai and also Sunday Night Market in Chiangmai.
I found that food in Pai surprisingly good. For Muslim travelers ...you won't problems in finding suitable food at all. Reason being there are many Hui People, the Muslim population who settle down here in Pai. Their food is delicious too and the specialty is Rotis.
I temporarily decided not to think about what happened back home and just bring out the glutton side of me...and eat delicious food caught my eyes. WTH! ...... (follow the instructions below for accessing the rest of this article).
I reached Pai late afternoon due few stop at some attractions. Check in to hotel and heard the news my last sis involved with car accident. Its a mixture feelings of New Year start for me.
I try to remain calm and think of way to solve the problem involve one at the time. I am the car owner of that car. haihhhhh....
Anyway, life need to move on. I am far away and the only I can do is to pray...nothing serious happened to her.
I cover up my worrisome feelings at Pai Night Market and eat my heart out! WTH! Such a great excuse to eat more ...huhuhuh..
Among all these three market...I would recommend Night Market at Pai and also Sunday Night Market in Chiangmai.
I found that food in Pai surprisingly good. For Muslim travelers ...you won't problems in finding suitable food at all. Reason being there are many Hui People, the Muslim population who settle down here in Pai. Their food is delicious too and the specialty is Rotis.
I temporarily decided not to think about what happened back home and just bring out the glutton side of me...and eat delicious food caught my eyes. WTH! ...... (follow the instructions below for accessing the rest of this article).
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Guide Name: Things to Eat at Pai, Chiangmai Thailand
Guide Location: Thailand » Chiang Mai
Guide Type: Self-guided Walking Tour (Insider Tips)
Author: Rina Farafienar Binti Ismail
Read it on Author's Website: http://www.princesscindyrina.com/2016/01/chiangmai-travel-must-try-food-at-pai.html
Guide Location: Thailand » Chiang Mai
Guide Type: Self-guided Walking Tour (Insider Tips)
Author: Rina Farafienar Binti Ismail
Read it on Author's Website: http://www.princesscindyrina.com/2016/01/chiangmai-travel-must-try-food-at-pai.html
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