Property for sale in Pai, Mae Hong Son

Located in the north of Mae Hong Son, Pai is a large district well known for its natural beauty, a tranquil environment, a distinctive way of life and stupendously unique old buildings. For these reasons, Pai has benefited from a growing number of investors in the tourism and real estate industries. The property for sale, in particular, is the most popular real estate market in Pai. It was found that the properties for sale in Pai are priced from 1.5 million baht to 10 million baht, or the average selling price of 6.5 million baht for a house with complete amenities such as a garden area, a fully equipped kitchen, a car park, a bathtub, etc., situated in a distinctive location whether on the foothills or riverside which add some spice to the property for sale in Pai.

When it comes to tourist attractions in the north, "Pai" is often one of the top-list destinations people want to visit. The idyllic atmosphere in the embrace of nature and breath of fresh air makes it a perfect retreat from the hustle and bustle of city life. Here are some landmarks in Pai that you shouldn’t miss. Pai Walking Street is a significant tourist attraction in Pai and an important route for traveling to many other attractions in the district. Formerly, it was only a small open-air shopping area where hill tribes and locals sold some of their local products and souvenirs along both sides of the street. The market later started to gain recognition and was managed to be more formal by a government agency. Nowadays, both sides of the road are lined up with various local stores and shophouses where you can stroll through and sit and enjoy the variety of goods such as local food, local and fashionable clothes, souvenirs, coffee, bakery and much more. Pai Walking Street is open every day in the winter (November-February) and Friday-Saturday in summer from 6 PM to 12 PM. Doi Kiew Lom is one of the most renowned mountains in Mae Hong Son with a peak at 1,615 meters above sea level in Huai Nam Dang National Park, covering many areas such as Mae Taeng district, Chiang Mai and Pai district, Mae Hong Son. Doi Kiew Lom enjoys endless complex mountain scenery ideal for those who love to watch the beautiful sunrise and sea of mist in winter. Also, there are camping spots for an overnight stay amid nature and comfortably cool weather.

Back in the day, Pai was a quiet neighborhood with a simple lifestyle of Tai Yai people influenced by the Burmese culture. These days, Pai has become a well-recognized place among backpackers who seek for the relaxing natural atmosphere in the north. As the number of tourists increases, the tourism business has evolved more and more, such as accommodations, souvenir shops, restaurants, spas, elephant camps, clubs, beer bars and many others. Thanks to a huge influx of Thai and foreign tourists into Pai, especially in winter (November - March), people in the area can earn more income and have a better quality of life than ever.

As you know, Pai is one of Thailand's most popular tourist destinations, greatly influencing the country's development. Thus, utilities in the district have been developed to be more modern and convenient, including educational institutions, hospitals, government offices, shopping malls and much more, such as Pai Wittayakarn School, Anuban Pai Wiang Tai school, Pai Hospital, Srisangwan Hospital, Pai Walking Street, SangThongAram Market, Nature Life @ PAI as well as convenience stores, clubs, bars, medium and large retail businesses, restaurants and more than 350 vacation rentals. Additionally, Pai is known as " a small city with thousands of curves en-route," it's a long and winding road with more than 1,864 curves to Pai. However, you can enjoy beautiful nature along both sides of the road. There are only a few main roads in Pai, namely Highway 1095 (Mae Malai - Pai), Rangsiyanon Road, Wiang Tai Road and Pracha Uthit Road. The roads have been developed to be safe in order to accommodate tourists and build up confidence in road transport.