[2025 Pai Attraction] Travel Guide for Santichon Village (Updated Mar)

‘Santichon Village’ is a small village in Pai district that has been influenced by the culture of Yunnan Chinese who migrated during the Chinese revolution in 1950. At first glance, it resembles Rak Thai Village, but it scores higher in terms of tranquility and numerous photo spots. These include unique orange clay houses, towering gray brick fortresses, woven wooden bridges, and expansive ponds. There are also shops selling tea, tribal costumes, souvenirs, and more. Don't miss trying Yunnan-style food here. Any random restaurant you pick is guaranteed to be delicious as the recipes are quite similar. We tried eating at ‘Mittraphap Pai’ restaurant, and the must-try dish is the intensely flavored pork leg. When eaten with mantou, it blends perfectly. The serving size is large enough for 2-3 people. The vegetable dishes are also fresh and sweet as if they were just picked from the farm. It's an extremely satisfying breakfast.

#GetDiscountsWithoutLuck Collection of places to visit to end the cold in the popular province of 'Mae Hong Son' where you will never get bored 01 Ban Rak Thai 02 Miwo camping 03 Rak Thai Chinese School 04 Pang Ung 05 Pong Nam Ron Muang Pang 06 Yun Lai 07 Santichon Village 08 Santichon School 09 Mon Ko Cafe 10 Pai Basecamp 11 Pai Lamoon Valley 12 Ban Cha Bo 13 Art Farm Cafe 14 Lan Hin Pum, Ban Pha Puek 15 Asa Pa Homestay 16 Kong Lan (Pai Canyon) 17 Pai Walking Street Before the good weather ends Plan your trip and go!! #MaeHongSon #VisitMaeHongSon #triptakesyoutoflyandaskfornewyearblessings #MaeHongSonCityofThreeMist

#GetDiscountsWithoutLuck 🏮 Recommend a place to visit in Thailand that feels like you're traveling to China with Ban Santichon, a Yunnan Chinese village in Pai District, Mae Hong Son Province. 🛖 Ban Santichon is only about 4 kilometers from Pai town. It is another cultural tourist attraction. It was originally a village of Yunnanese hill tribe people who migrated to settle in Thailand. However, it has now been developed into a tourist village. The surrounding area has rows of adobe houses, souvenir shops, Yunnan Chinese-style restaurants, herbal shops, and especially tea shops. There are many of them because they are famous products here. They go well with hot steamed buns. 🍵🥟🍵 👘 There is also a shop that rents ancient Chinese clothing starting at 100 baht so you can walk around and take pictures to match the atmosphere. Especially inside the village, it's like being transported to an ancient Chinese palace. It's a great place to take pictures. 🛝 And if you like a little thrill, in the middle of the village there is a wooden swing for tourists to try. Plus, when you go up to the top, you can also see the view from above of Ban Santichon. #DaddyMomTakeYouTraveling #DaddyMomInviteYouTraveling #LetsTravel #SantiChonHouse #YunnanChineseVillage #TravelPai #TravelMaeHongSon

Location: Santichon Village, Moo 5, Wiang Tai Subdistrict, Pai District, Mae Hong Son Province Open daily from 05:30 AM to 06:00 PM This is a Yunnan Chinese cultural center village of the Yunnan Chinese hill tribe who migrated to Thailand. The architecture resembles the Great Wall of China. Inside, there are activities such as horse riding, mountain swings, shooting, renting Chinese costumes for photos, tea shops, souvenir shops, and restaurants.

#asiatrip Getting There - Baan Santichon, Tambon Wiangtai, Pai district, Mae Hong Son, Thailand. Attractions - Historical site, Preserved ancient Chinese historical artifacts and villages. Fresh and friendly atmosphere. There are alotnof nice cafe and restaurant for tasting and savoring, some is original Yunnaning styles. Highlight- pony ride and rustic ferries weel and chinese souvenirs shops. #historicculture

#timetotravel Santichon Village is a unique and enchanting destination that offers visitors a glimpse into the rich cultural heritage of the Yunnanese people. This hilltop village, also known as the Chinese Yunan Cultural Village, immerses visitors in its traditional architecture, vibrant atmosphere, and authentic culinary delights. Explore the winding streets, savor the flavors of the region, and witness the beauty of Santichon Village as you embark on a cultural journey in the heart of Pai. While there is no specific entrance fee, supporting the local community through purchases and participation in activities will contribute to the sustainability of this cultural gem. How to get here: Renting a motorbike or scooter is a popular and convenient option for getting around Pai. From Pai town, head northeast on Route 1095 and follow the signs to Santichon Village. #mytripvlog #tripblazers #thailand #culture #attraction