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Chiang Rai Mae Sai Kayan Long Neck Tha Khilek Chiang Tung Myanmar
Kayan Long Neck Tha Khilek Chiang Tung Myanmar http://www.hotsia.com > Mae Sai > Kayan Long Neck Tha Khilek Chiang Tung Myanmar The real Kayan Long Neck people live in Ban Nai Soi, Mae Hong Son Province. The ones seen at Tha Khilek are said to have come from Thailand. I think having them here is convenient for those who come to Mae Sai and have never seen them before. At the Kayan Long Neck village, besides the Kayan Long Neck people, there are also Akha people.
There are about a dozen houses, with goods displayed in front and weaving for sale. If you visit with just one or two people, there will be no hill tribe performances, but if you come in a group, they will perform for you. When I visited, several groups came together, so I was lucky to watch the performances. However, the performances seemed a bit forced, and I felt sorry for them. They looked very tired from having to repeat the same acts every day. The Kayan tribe is an ethnic group living in Myanmar's Kayin State.
Women of this tribe wear brass rings around their necks, making their necks appear long. Currently, they have fled war and resettled in Ban Huai Pu Kaeng, Ban Nai Soi, and Ban Huai Suea Thao, Mueang District, Mae Hong Son Province. Many media sources mistakenly call the Kayan people 'Padaung' or 'Padong,' which most Kayan reject, wanting to be called Kayan or Kayaan. Some call themselves Kayan Long Neck, like the Thai do. About the trip to Myanmar Tha Khilek:
Kayan Long Neck Tha Khilek The Kayan Long Neck performance at Tha Khilek looks exhausting but shows us their dance style. In front of the Kayan Long Neck village, walking up the village, this man looks familiar. Kayan Long Neck weaving cloth. The young woman carrying a child is also Kayan Long Neck but not wearing rings. The Kayan Long Neck children are adorable. Mr.Hotsia and Kayan Long Neck. Chiang Mai dolls from the past. Akha people at the village. Donation box for children.
Trip by Mr.Hotsia to Tha Khilek / Mae Sai Traveling to Tha Khilek Replica of Shwedagon Pagoda
