The Karen, who form the largest group among the hill tribes of Thailand. They are peace loving people, live a simple way of life and strongly adhere to their traditions...[Readmore]
Mlabri means literally "forest people". But the name that northern Thai people give to members of a tribal group is Phi Tong Lueang or "wandering ghosts of yellow banana...[Readmore]
The Lua were originally peoples of the Salawin and Mae Khong rivers, and are believed to have migrated to South China, Burma, Laos and northern Thailand long long time ago....[Readmore]
The Lisu are believed to have originated in southern China, and, as already mentioned, ethnologically linked with the Lolo, Akha and Lahu. The first Lisu came to settle...[Readmore]
The Akha are ethnologically related to the Lolo tribal groups in southern China, like the Lisu and the Lahu; they all have originated in the Tibetan Plateau and then migrated...[Readmore]
The Mien are believed to have originated in southern China and linguistically related to the Hmong and Chinese. We find the Mien in South China, Vietnam, Laos, Burma and...[Readmore]
The Lahu are believed to have originated on the Tibetan Plateau and ethnologically related to the Lolo tribal groups in southern China, like the Lisu and the Akha. They...[Readmore]
Have a one-in-alifetime experience : Get touch with nature in highland ; Lead about and understand tribal customs and culture. See a varirty of peace-loving, Simply, minded...[Readmore]