Home Stay

Your host: Eric, Som and Selyne.

Our home in a Thai rice farming village

The only White Temple,Chiangrai.

Spacious & airy, wood flooring guest room

Discover the secret most travelers never know!

~ Why most Thai women are attractively slim.

~ Why Thailand is known as the land of Smiles.

~ What is the significance of a Thai wai (hands are put in front of the face).

~ First hand experience about the education, culture and values of the Thai people.

~ More than you could ever learn on your own of a Northern Thai Village lifestyle.

~ A home-away-from-home experience.

~ The Thai's natural talent of making you feel at home instantly.

~ The volumes of knowledge and amazing dishes.

~ The flexibility with your plans.

~ What is a memorable stay means to you.

You will find that even those on a moderate budget can afford to indulge in a home stay experience and enjoyably, will have a more culturally impressive experience, one that you will always remember than a high-class tour.

Responsible Tourism.

You will be able to see first-hand, how your money benefits local communities. A supplementary income support a better quality of life in a rice farming village.


Discover why most Thai ladies are attractively slim. Book your home stay with us to find out at Rates, Facilities, Contact Us.

A Guide On How To Behave In Thailand.

Thai people put great emphasis on good manners and politeness so it will help if you understand some of their customs and beliefs when you home stay with a Thai family or traveling in Thailand. Also, should you have a problem of any kind, remember, a smile will be of much more help than a scowl.

1. When entering a Thai home, or temple, it is customary to remove your shoes. This is not simply a religious customs but has practical implications. Also, do not point your feet at anyone or use it to indicate anything.

2. The King and all the Royal Family are held in extremely high regard by all Thai people and due respect is required. This also applies to money, or any other object bearing the King's image. Above all, do NOT put your foot on money.

3. Any insult to the Buddhist religion or Buddha icons or images can carry heavy penalties. Again, respect must be shown at all times and, when visiting temples, appropriate clothing must be worn. When entering temple you are requested to dress appropriately. Singlets and shorts are not acceptable. Also touching any part of a monk, or his robes, is strictly taboo.

4. A 'wai' is when hands are put in front of the face as a gesture of greeting or respect. It has many meanings and visitors are advised only to reply to a 'wai' rather than 'lead the way'. It is never proper to 'wai' to servants or children although it is appropriate to 'return' a wai.

5. Always observe extreme caution with your money and valuables. Such things as passports and credit cards should not be carried externally. Shoulder bags and handbags may be especially vulnerable.

6. It is advisable not to drink tap water. Bottled or carbonated water is cheaply and readily available.

7. If traveling in a taxi or tuk tuk it is usual (not the norm) to settle the fare before you begin your journey.

8. When beckoning waiters, or anyone, do so with your palm down and fingers straight with an up and down movement. Never, clap, snap your fingers, or whistle.

9. Do Not accept offers of food, drink, candies, or free trips from strangers or taxi drivers.

10. Fooling with Drugs is a very serious offence in Thailand.

Eric Thitaporn has been the home stay host to many travelers vacationing in Northern Thailand for more than five years.

For more details, email Eric at Contact Us.

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