Cycling from Bangkok to Chiang Rai is an adventurous journey that covers approximately 800-900 kilometers (500-560 miles) and offers a mix of urban landscapes, rural scenery, and cultural experiences, Terrain: A mix of flat plains, rolling hills, and some mountainous areas, especially as you approach Chiang Rai.This cycling adventure will not only test your endurance but also immerse you in the diverse culture and stunning landscapes of Thailand!

Day 1: Bangkok - Arrival

Arrive in Bangkok and settle into your hotel. Today you can plan your own day visiting some of the classic highlights of Bangkok. Our guide meets you at 17.00pm at your hotel lobby for tour briefing. We convene tonight to celebrate the start of our awesome journey on a bike.

Day 2: Bangkok - Ayutthaya

Our guide meets you at your hotel lobby at 7:30am and we start with a shuttle transfer from Bangkok to Bang Pa-In. Visit the former summer palace of King Chulalongkornand here and then ride along the Chao Phraya River. Explore the stunning Ayutthaya Historical Park by bike and get to visit various Wats.

At night, we can choose to eat at the in-house restaurant, or head to get a taste of local fare. If your palate is new to Thai food, start with the more popular green curry and rice. Be well rested for the next morning, as we start our Thai adventure with a slightly longer day of cycling.

Meals: Breakfast, Lunch
Distance cycled: ~ 30km / 18mi

Day 3: Ayutthaya - Nakhon Sawan

We take a long shuttle transfer in the morning and then go more into the hinterlands of Northern Thailand. The landscape offers amazing insights into hinterlands. As we ride through the bucolic villages, enjoy the sights of chickens, geese, and monitor lizards with paddy fields and plantations in the backdrop.

Meals: Breakfast, Lunch,
Distance cycled: ~ 70km / 42mi

Day 4: Nakhon Sawan - Kamphang Phet

Today expect to see the hinterland whitewashed with bright green hues of paddy and fruit plantations.

It is not uncommon to see water buffaloes ambling in a row making their way to the rice fields.

Meals: Breakfast, Lunch,
Distance cycled: ~ 80km / 48mi

Day 5: Kamphang Phet - Sukhothai

The paddy fields cling onto the side of the village road for almost the entire way. The ride is largely on flat roads. We also come across several bucolic villages on the way  perfect to get great photographs of the interiors of Thailand. The locals are quite friendly and done be surprised if you are invited in a home for a cup of tea (or red Fanta).

Meals: Breakfast, Lunch,
Distance cycled: ~ 70km / 42mi*

Day 6: Sukhothai

Today enjoy some of the classic highlights of the original capital of Thailand by bike.

Meals: Breakfast, Lunch
Distance cycled: ~ 30km / 18mi*

Day 7: Sukhothai - Uttaradit

Our ride is through areas replete with vegetation rice fields, papaya and garlic being the most prominent.

Meals: Breakfast, Lunch,
Distance cycled: ~ 60km / 36mi

Day 8: Uttaradit - Lampang

Brace for an undulating ride today through a rich green valley, unfolding one dramatic scenery after another. Hilltop farming to teak plantations, bamboo huts by the river and elephants lazily relaxing in the river- this is Thailand at its most authentic best! After being submerged in nature, we take the cycles and ride along the river.

Meals: Breakfast, Lunch,
Distance cycled: ~ 70km / 42mi

Day 9: Lampang - Chiang Mai

The ride is extremely refreshing as the crisp morning air and clear skies welcome you on the road. We reach Chiang Mai by afternoon.

Meals: Breakfast, Lunch
Distance cycled: ~ 70km / 42mi

Day 10: Chiang Mai

Today you can plan your own day visiting some of the classic highlights of Chiang Mai by walk: Wats (temples) like Wat Chedi Luang (entrance fee 40 Baht per person) and Wat Phra That Doi Suthep (entrance fee 50 Baht per person including monorail), Elephant Rescue Park where you can bathe, feed and ride bareback elephants and gentle giants (7.45 -14.00, entrance fee 2,200 Baht per person), and need to book in advance.

Meals: Breakfast

Day 11: Chiang Dao - forest trail

Head out for a ride to the Chiang Dao, lies on the northern part of the Chiang Mai district. Amidst lush jungles and limestone mountains, Chiang Dao is a heavenly escape from the heat of plains and a popular stop for birders and trekkers. The base of the mountain is a highly venerated marking the entrance to one of Thailand deepest limestone caverns.

Meals: Breakfast, Lunch
Distance cycled: ~ 60km / 36mi

Day 12: Thaton - tropical trail

The day begins with a visit to Tub Tao Caves and temple retreat. Later ride to Fang through hinterland trails dotted with farmlands. The ride from Fang to Thaton traverses across paddy fields. The fields cling onto the side of the village road for almost the entire way. The ride is mostly on flat roads, with occasional dips and climbs, which add to the interest for a cyclist. We also come across several villages on the way perfect to get great photographs of the interiors of Thailand.

We pace out our journey to Thaton and arrive at this beautiful town at the edge of a River. Thaton is one of the last towns bordering Myanmar in this area. The great part of this is that one gets to see the blend of Burmese, Thai and Chinese influences in language and culture.

Meals: Breakfast, Lunch,
Distance cycled: ~ 80km / 48mi*

Day 13: Chiang Rai -  agriculture trail

We trade our bike with long-tail boat today to arrive at a scenic riverside area. This brings us to our starting point for cycling. Ride past fruit orchards, paddy fields, banana plantations and arrive at Chiang Rai. The region is home to distinct array of food, music, art and lush landscapes.

Meals: Breakfast, Lunch
Distance cycled: ~ 50km / 30mi

Day 14: Chiang Rai - Departure

Travel as per your onward travel plans.

Meals: Breakfast.

The Price : Contact Us

Tour Including:

* English speaking guide- cum biking

* Backup Car for luggage and non riding guest transfer

* Accommodation in hotel, resort or guest house incl. ABF - 13 nights

* Meals , B = Breakfast , L = Lunches,D= dinner  as mentioned in

* Entrance fees in tour

* Water, fruit and snack  on cycling days

Tour Not including:

*Private expenses on alcoholic drinks and soft drinks
* Other meals not mentioned

* Visa for Thailand, flights tickets

* Insurance and tips

Remark: Depending on weather and road conditions, this itinerary is subject to changes

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