We are now finally in Pai. We travel up the long stretch of road that leads into the small town of Pai. I've created a simple map to point out the locations of all the sights on the way that we will visit in our upcoming Vlog 13. Once you're in Pai, there will be an obvious fork in the road. You won't have to worry and check the GPS constantly like we did. Make a right towards the gas station and you'll come to a small intersection which we later realized is the main intersection of the town. We checked Trip Advisor and the guesthouse with a relatively low price, close to all the action happened to be close, Payi Resort. It was 800 Baht (about $20) and we were traveling in high season. I had no complaints about this place for that price range, but there are plenty of other more scenic accommodations as well. After we checked in, we ventured out to the small town. All the action in the evening is isolated to a small area shaped like a T. In the morning, it's clear of vendors but in the evening, they shut off the street to traffic and it becomes a walking street full of life. We guide you through all the notable places so take a look if you want to save some time and money once you get to Pai, or you can just walk along and eat everything you find on the way like we did. We do however recommend you make a note of the cheapest motorcycle rental place as we didn't see any other places that matched those prices. If you do want a newer bike however, the ones toward the front of the walking street for 150 Baht were a good alternative as well. Word of advice by the way, don't eat the corn at the end of the street on the left side of the T. They plaster it with some butter like chemical and I had to spit it out. Aside from that, this Street market may be my favorite street market. This is a big claim as I've been to dozens of street markets in my 2 years of traveling, but the food is great, they use good ingredients, the souvenirs seem all handmade and original, nothing mass manufactured as you'll see in other places, and the prices are all written so you don't have to haggle. The written prices were all lower than what we were able to haggle the price down to in ChiangMai, so if you ever plan on visiting both of those cities, we recommend you hold off on your purchases in Chiang Mai before you come see what Pai has to offer. We will than guide you over to Pai River Corner Hotel and Restaurant. It's a super great find we came across at the end of the T Walking Street. Super chill atmosphere, sound of the river, and you can even stargaze which we can't show with our low quality camera gear. Prices of drinks and food were also all reasonably priced. After the river corner restaurant, we guide you to Pat's Nigh Life. When you make a right at the end of the T Street in the Night Market area, you'll come across the Bar area. There are bars for everyone along this street. When you make another left, we noticed some more quieter and local Live Thai music bars with mainly local Thais who are probably visiting from Bangkok. Anyways stay tuned for Vlog 13 where we will cover the sights of Pai. Hope you enjoyed this Vlog and please comment below and let me know what you think about it. About our Channel: Just a regular Korean American guy who sold his house and belongings in California and decided to travel in Asia for the past 2 years. Now I want to share with you why living and traveling in Asia is the best decision of my life. I was born in Korea, and lived in Africa until I was 14 and immigrated to the US. I received my bachelors in Finance in California, served in the US ARMY for 9 years, and worked for a major American bank for over 12 years before I decided I've had enough of the 9-5. What was supposed to be a few months vacation in Asia turned into a year and now I live in Bangkok traveling all around SE Asia and teaching English part time on the weekends. I have a condo that is paid off, a girlfriend who loves me, and I can live like a king for pennies on the dollar. This isn't an extraordinary story, there are many others like me here and I want to share this experience and inspire you to do the same. LIVETRAVELASIA Subscribe - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCD-m-yIT9ZJVh4KcIAHEGRA Share this Video- https://youtu.be/lHoBOO_2KDQ Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/livetravelasia Flickr - https://www.flickr.com/photos/livetravelasia Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/livetravelasia Tumblr - https://http://livetravelasia.tumblr.com SnapChat - http://www.snapchat.com/add/livetravelasia -~-~~-~~~-~~-~- Itaewon Guide in the Daytime, Bars, Restaurants, Sights, Shopping 4k -~-~~-~~~-~~-~-

• published: 08 Mar 2017
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