1. Ban Santichon
It’s a living, breathing Chinese village, but the cheesy photo ops,
piped in music, restaurants serving Yunnanese food, tea tasting, pony
rides, a tacky recreation of the Great Wall of China and mountaintop
viewpoint can make parts of Ban Santichon seem more like a
Chinese-themed Disneyland. Located about 4km west of Pai.
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