Jabo's house has "Black Muser" or "Black Lahu"

       Eco-tourism by Ban Ja Bo Community, or simply called Ban Ja Bo, is a hill tribe community located in Pang Mapha District, Mae Hong Son Province. There is still an interesting tribal way of life and worth learning which is located not far from the popular tourist destination like Pai. It takes about 1 hour to travel from Pai. Traveling from Pai to Pang Mapha District, then drive straight for another 12 kilometers. Go straight for another 4 kilometers.

       Jabo's house has "Black Muser" or "Black Lahu", which is a word that "Lahu Chalae", one of the Lahu families, often calls for themselves. can be observed from the colors on the clothes worn The Black Muser people wear mainly black clothes. with various color patterns Walk in a band all over the dress. Each color has a hidden meaning, for example, red represents pig's blood used in rituals, yellow represents tea, wax candles, green, blue, blue represents vegetables, white represents rice for worshiping gods in the New Year.

       People here have a specific their prefix that is not Mr, Mrs, Miss, as we are used, Men always use "Ja" and women always use "Na" as their prefix.

       The Black Lahu people do agriculture for a living, growing vegetables, rice, corn for eating, selling, bartering, and mainly raising black pigs for ceremonies. The men are hunters, hunters, hunters and wickerwork such as baskets, rice bowls, 7-eye Talaw that are used to hang in front of the house to prevent ghosts or when beating rice, they pin Talawe to prevent ghosts (thieves). All made from Shang bamboo and Khao Lam. Females are housewives, cook and sew, which is unique to the Lahu people. Villagers believe that If a woman can't sew will not be chosen by men as brides to enter the wedding gate

       Jabo's house still has the loveliness of the hill tribes, walking around the village, and see a very simple and peaceful life, and smiles and friendly greetings.

       In addition, do not miss having to stay overnight at Jabo's house in order to fully experience the atmosphere, within the village there are many accommodations available. It is a simple homestay, and see the beautiful view of the mist and mountains such as Baan Pu Yai Homestay, Fa Sai Homestay, Sergeant Thor Campground & Ban Ja Bo Homestay, Border Homestay, where there will be "Nako" for overnight stays The organizer of the occupancy system to distribute income to every house in the community.

       Jabo's house Not just accommodation, but there are still many activities that are too dizzy to be eat noodles hanging legs But there are both trekking up Phu Pha Mok, visiting a pig stall, and looking at the rotating corn fields. Exploring Phi Man Cave, making cane, sewing, weaving, plus local food like Lahu chili paste that must be tried once if you come here, you can say that you can experience the atmosphere, taste and local way of life in detail. Go try to live a local life and experience the way of life and culture that you must not be miss a chance to visit.

Source: Tourism Authority of Thailand
Tel: +66 2 250 5500