Things to see and do in Pai: Visitors come to Pai less for its monuments and more for its natural beauty and mountain scenery. There are many interesting waterfalls, the closest being Mo Paeng Waterfall. While not among the most spectacular in the region, there are several temples in and around Pai. Additionally, there is a Chinese village and a Lisu village.

Sights in Pai Pai Canyon My rating: 4/5 stars. The canyon isn't huge, but it's impressive enough for those who get dizzy easily. Above all, it offers fantastic views of the surrounding mountains. It's one of the most popular spots in Pai to enjoy the sunset (more precisely, it's 8 kilometers from Pai). Big Buddha of Pai My rating: 3/5 stars. This large white Buddha is relatively new and sits atop a hill overlooking Wat Phra That Mae Yen, which is already quite high up. It's worth a visit not only for the big Buddha but also for the temple. Don't expect one of Thailand's most beautiful Buddhas here; The cave is rather small and of modest quality. Lod Cave (ถ้ำน้ำลอด) My rating: 5/5 stars. This large cave system is an absolute must-see for any visitor to Pai or Mae Hong Son in Northern Thailand. Besides the magnificent and impressive caves, it is especially the bamboo raft ride on the river inside that makes the trip a beautiful and entertaining adventure.

Other places worth seeing in Pai: Wat Phra That Mae Yen (★★★★) – situated high atop a small hill, it offers a beautiful view of the surrounding area. Wat Nam Hoo (★★★) houses a highly revered Buddha statue. Legend has it that water once flowed from its head. Mo Paeng Waterfall (★★★) is the closest waterfall in Pai. While not spectacular, it's a good place to relax and swim. It also offers a good opportunity to explore the countryside around Pai. Wat Klang (★★) is the most famous temple in Pai, with its golden chedi and particularly interesting for its statues carved into massive tree trunks. Wat Luang (★★) is one of two temples in the town and is quite simple, with its typical wooden hall and white Shan-style chedi. The memorial bridge (★★) dates back to World War II and is no longer in use. It is a memorial site where visitors often stop before or after visiting the nearby Pai Canyon.

Other excursion tips in Pai Tha Pai: The hot springs in Huai Nam Dang National Park, 8 kilometers south of Pai, offer visitors several bathtubs for bathing. The water is said to have strong therapeutic properties.

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