Long Neck Karen village

Long Neck Karen village is a unique settlement located near the Thai-Myanmar border, home to the Kayan people, known for their iconic long-necked women. The village offers an authentic glimpse into the lives of its residents, who are predominantly refugees from Myanmar. Visitors can take a scenic long-tail boat ride along the Pai River to reach the village, where they can experience the charm and friendliness of the Kayan people, visit a village school, and see their church and lifestyle. The village is surrounded by jungle and is serene and isolated, with no cell signal or electricity. Visitors can also learn traditional weaving techniques, carve wooden dolls, and engage in cultural discussions with the villagers