A Breathtaking Escape in Pai🇹🇭

#timetotravel Yun Lai Viewpoint offers visitors a mesmerizing retreat with its panoramic vistas and serene ambiance. This hidden gem provides a captivating vantage point to behold the natural beauty of Pai's landscape, making it a must-visit destination for tourists seeking breathtaking views and tranquility. Entrance Fee: 30 Thai Bhat How to get there: Renting a motorbike or scooter is a popular and convenient option for getting around Pai. From Pai town, head southeast on Route 1095 and follow the signs to Yun Lai Viewpoint. #mytripvlog #tripblazers #attraction #thailand

Yun Lai Viewpoint in Pai

#fallingforfall This Viewpoint is in the chinese neighborhood called Santochon thats why the design reminds you off china town and many other chinese events. Getting there from pai is very easy because you only have to take a scooter ride for about 10-20 minutes from the city center. the hill is very steep at the end so i recommend you to rent a stronger scooter or motorcycle above 125 ccm especially if you are two people on the scooter. we had to walk the last ten meters to the viewpoint. The entrance costs 20 baht and it is definitely worth it. This is an amazing spot to go camping since the temperature is perfect #tripblazers

best viewpoint in this beautiful region

#fallingforfall#tripblazers #mytripvlog #mountainview this is one of my favourite spots in pai area! it’s not too far away from the town centre, we drove around 25 minutes from the town to come here. the good thing about this place is the entrance fee only costs 20 bhat and even you don’t go all the way up you will have this stunning view anyways. i decided to go up, and there is a restaurant plus cafe on the top, and the tree of love, you are able to see the panoramic view of this region! mountains, villages and temples, this is absolutely breathtaking. and apparently this is also a camping site where lots of Thai tourists are camping here. strongly recommended

Yun Lai Viewpoint

#songkran2024 Entrance: THB10 per person. We ride a scooter to this view point. Certain part of the road were slightly steep and most part was uneven and potholes. Have to be careful when riding scooter/motorbike going in the early morning, not much of the street lights along the way. Our hope for a beautiful sunrise did not show up as there was quite cloudy and mist in the morning but we do enjoy ourselves taking photos. We had our breakfast there before we go down hill. Can enjoyed your breakfast before leaving .

Pai County is located in Mae Hong Son, north of Chiang Mai, about a 3-hour drive from Chiang Mai. Pai County has attracted countless tourists with beautiful rural scenery, because the county is surrounded by mountains, and Pai County is also known as Northern Switzerland. The low consumption here and the lazy atmosphere make it ideal for killing time. Yunlai Observation Deck is located on a hillside behind Yunnan Village next to Pai County. It was originally a tea garden. Due to the high openness of the terrain, it has gradually become a place for tourists to enjoy the panoramic view of Pai County and meet the Chaoyang Cloud Sea. Yunlai has a teahouse opened by the tea garden owner on the viewing platform. The tea leaves are all grown by the back mountain. Its very pleasant to have a cup of tea and snacks while waiting for the sun to jump out of the sea.

Also called Yunnan Village, they claim to be Shangdi Village. We usually call it China Village, 15 minutes drive west of Baixian County. There is a viewing platform for watching the sunset - Yunlai. The clouds are misty and the mountains are lingering. In the cloud to the viewing platform, the most grounded way to play is to order a pot of tea, blow, look at the scenery, view the fog, licking the cat in the cloud to the viewing platform, will obviously feel the air here is fresh and fresh . There is no obvious boundary between forests, sea of clouds, tea trees, and villages. People live in tea forests, and there are boundless tea fragrances, floral fragrances and aromas of thousands of plants.