Top 20 Cannabis Shops: Where to Buy Weed in Phrae Vol 1, 2024
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So glad to see cannabis getting normalized and places like Phrae leading the way. I visited two of the shops from the list last summer and was really impressed with the quality and knowledge of the staff!
Completely agree, SaraL. Which shops did you visit? I’m planning a trip and would love some firsthand recommendations.
Hey Tommy, I visited GreenLeaf and Herb Haven. GreenLeaf had a great selection, but Herb Haven’s staff really went above and beyond with their service. Highly recommend both!
I’m all for normalization, but are we sure promoting this many shops in a single area is a good idea? Concerned about the message it sends to the youth.
I hear your concerns but think about how normalized alcohol is. It’s all about education and responsible consumption.
Visited Phrae on my cannabis tour of Thailand and this list is spot on. The variety of strains available across these shops is incredible. Anyone know if the prices are competitive?
Prices are decent, but you can find better deals if you’re willing to explore more local spots that aren’t as well-known. The top shops tend to mark up their prices a bit.
This is a fantastic article for enthusiasts and patients alike. However, I’m concerned about tourists potentially overwhelming these spots and making it hard for locals to access what they need.
As someone from Phrae, I can assure you it’s already happening. Tourists flock to these shops and often don’t understand the etiquette or the local culture.
That’s unfortunate. Maybe there could be a way to educate visitors better? I loved my visit and wouldn’t want to be a burden on the local community.
It’s great for our economy but I do worry about the impact on our youth and local culture. We must find a balance between benefiting economically and preserving our community values.
There’s always a trade-off but consider the alternative. Cannabis tourism brings much-needed revenue to Phrae which can be reinvested into local communities and education.
Agree with PhraeNative. The influx of tourists and normalization might affect our societal norms. It’s not all about the money.
Herb Haven is my go-to shop in Phrae! Always have what I’m looking for and the staff are super knowledgeable. Glad to see them get recognition.
Still feel a bit uneasy about openly purchasing in shops even with legalization. Anyone else feel this way?
Totally get where you’re coming from, NervousNelly. It’s a big shift culturally, but the more normalized it becomes, the more comfortable people will feel.