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Travel to Pai, Mae Yen Pagoda
Traveling to Mae Yen Pagoda http://www.hotsia.com > Travel Pai > Mae Yen Pagoda Mr.Hotsia's travel trip in Pai town, Mae Hong Son, Khun Yuam, Mae Sariang Mr.Hotsia recommends hotels, green Tungs Bua Tong 2015, coffee shops and restaurants in Pai, Pai historical bridge, Pai travel map, city view of Pai from Mae Yen Pagoda, good morning Mae Sariang, cycling tour in Mae Sariang, eating temple food at Wat Tham Ngao, Fish SPA Mae Sariang, from Mae Sariang to Khun Yuam
Salawin fish at Than Phochana restaurant, searching for Sanga fish at Mae Sariang market, the most beautiful garden coffee in Thailand, traveling to Mae La Noi (Hern Tai), haircut and news hunting in Mae Hong Son, climbing Don Kong Mu Pagoda, Jok Sawoei in Mae Hong Son, staying at Sri Saeng Dao cinema hotel in Khun Yuam, Kabong Thai Yai snacks, Khun Yuam - Mae Hong Son viewpoint, viewing Pai from Mae Yen Pagoda If you come to Pai and don't go up to see the whole city view, it feels like something is missing.
Because seeing the city covered with light mist from a high viewpoint gives an indescribable atmosphere, Mr.Hotsia recommends renting a motorcycle to tour Pai town, explore Pai town, and then drive up to enjoy the beautiful city view from Mae Yen Pagoda. The Mae Yen Pagoda stupa is located at Ban Mae Yen, Mae Hi Subdistrict (see Pai city travel map here). The construction period of Mae Yen Pagoda is unknown. The pagoda is not far from the town.
It is a travel route you must pass if you plan to visit Pai Hot Springs, Pai historical bridge, and stop for coffee with a beautiful view (coffee shops and restaurants in Pai). Besides being a viewpoint of Pai town, Mae Yen Pagoda is also a beautiful spot to watch the sunrise and sunset in Pai. Video of Pai city view from Mae Yen Pagoda, Pai, the path up to Mae Yen Pagoda, the stupa at Mae Yen Pagoda, Mr.Hotsia at Pai viewpoint Mae Yen Pagoda, morning city view of Pai from Mae Yen Pagoda.
Light mist at the end of the rainy season in Pai, another angle of Pai city view from the top of the pagoda.
