Rafting along the Pai River

Open Days: Open Daily

Opening Hours: Open All Day

 

Pai River is the longest and most important river in Mae Hong Son Province, Thailand. Originating from the Thanon Thong Chai Mountain Range and Daen Lao Range in Pai District, the river flows through three major districts—Pai, Pang Mapha, and Mueang Mae Hong Son—before joining the Salween River.

 

The river plays a crucial role in both the natural ecosystem and the daily lives of local communities. It provides water for agriculture, supports biodiversity, and serves as a key attraction for tourism. Along its course, visitors can experience a blend of mountainous landscapes, lush forests, and peaceful riverside villages.

 

Getting There is easy, especially from Pai town, where many access points to the river are available. Visitors can reach riverside areas by car, motorbike, or even by staying at accommodations located along the riverbanks.

 

 

A: It is located in Mae Hong Son Province, flowing through Pai, Pang Mapha, and Mueang districts.

 

A: Rafting, tubing, and relaxing by the riverside.

 

A: The cool season offers the best weather and scenery.

 

A: Yes, especially from Pai town.

 

A: Yes, many resorts and hotels are located along the river.