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| Burmese-style Buddha |
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| Upside-down house |
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| Look at the beehive |
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| Burmese-style Buddha |
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| Swimming in Pai River |
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| The bamboo bungalow, or "Family Hut," I stayed in |
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*Wat means ‘temple’ in Thai.
May 2, 2012
Pai (pt II)
Pai is known for its Burmese-style wats*. The Buddhas have
colors other than gold or black incorporated, and the wat grounds are more
colorful than traditional Thai wats. The town itself was small enough to
entirely walk around in about 30 minutes, and the locals start to recognize
your face after about a day. I could stay here for weeks, but the rest of SE
Asia is begging me to explore it!
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