This festival is also changing date from year to year, but it is easy to find it out. The villages It is time to go around a bit. If you have a motorbike you can go easy, if you don't you can walk or get a bicycle from the Karen Guesthouse. I found this thing not to be bad at all, even if many tourists are looking for villages still in the middle ages. Akha, Lahu, Lisu, Karen, Yunanese,etc.
Every village has different characteristics, even if they belong to a same tribe.
I'll describe just a few of them to give you an idea of what you are going to find there, but I want to leave enough space for you to explore and be surprised by what you will find. In general a village is a collection of traditional wood houses surrounded by a low fence delimiting the territory of each family. Hens, pigs and a variety of other animals are roaming freely about. Within the fences there are normally small vegetable gardens and some fruit trees. You will find very few people in the villages during the day, mostly women, small children and old people, while all the young ones are out of the village working in the fields.